Review on TunePhonik Vinyl Record Center Label: 🎵 Perfect for 12 Inch LPs with Convenient Hole by Mike Groover

I bought four packs of TunePhonik vinyl record labels with hole for 12" records to make labels for records that went through a fire and with a tube have been washed. FD and ended up in a dumpster for a rainy night. After long and tender care, I set about creating new labels. In general the product works very well. I created a template in Photoshop 2020. I adjust the size and resolution of the label images, superimpose them on the template and send them to the Brother HL-L3270 laser printer. Sometimes the picture is dead. However, in most cases there is some shift in the middle. This is partly due to a change in the size and cut of the material. There is variation from package to package as much as 3/32". inch (2.4mm) top to bottom, meaning the paper is not square and misaligned in the printer. Also, the labels are not centered on from package to package the side so the margins also vary.I am constantly adjusting the pattern and overlays but I feel the die cut product needs to be a bit more precise and accurate.On the other hand the labels produced are better than the ones that were completely out of print. Also, the labels are not centered on the page from package to package, so the margins vary as well. I'm constantly adjusting the pattern and overlays, but I feel like the die cut product needs to be a little more precise and precise. On the other hand, the labels produced are better than those that were completely out of stock. Also, the labels are not centered on the page from package to package, so the margins vary as well. I'm constantly adjusting the pattern and overlays, but I feel like the die cut product needs to be a little more precise and precise. On the other hand, the labels produced are better than those that were completely out of stock.