10" Records
The rare in-between format — 10 inches of jazz, blues and specialty pressings. 10-inch records at Wax Trax.
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10-Inch Vinyl Records
The 10-inch is the format that time almost forgot, and that's exactly why collectors love it. Bigger than a 7-inch, smaller than an LP, it was common in the early days of the album — especially for jazz and blues — before the 12-inch took over, and it's enjoyed periodic revivals for EPs and specialty releases since. Finding a great record on 10-inch feels like finding a format secret. A small, characterful corner of the bins.
What You'll Find Here
10-inch records across jazz, blues, and specialty genres — modern EPs and special releases that chose the format, and collectible oddities. A rare format that rewards the collector who appreciates the unusual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do 10-inch records exist?
They were a common early album format, especially for jazz and blues in the 78-to-LP transition era. The 12-inch eventually won out, but the 10-inch survives for EPs and specialty pressings.
What speed do 10-inch records play at?
Usually 33⅓ RPM like an LP, though some vintage ones run at 78. The listing specifies the speed.
Are 10-inch records collectible?
Yes — the format's rarity and its association with classic jazz and blues make good 10-inch pressings a satisfying find.