Goldisc Recording Products, Inc.

US pressing plant on Long Island in Holbrook, New York formerly known as [l=Sonic Recording Products, Inc.], its name was changed to Goldisc by parent company [l=Viewlex, Inc.] around summer 1975. After Viewlex declared bankruptcy in 1976, the company reorganized as ElectroSound Group in 1978. Goldisc operated until closure in 1983.

[b]Runout identifiers[/b]:
- GOLD DISC or GOLD DISK etched into runout grooves - [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/1971327]example[/url]
- GOL or GoL etched into runout grooves - [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/8216462]example[/url]
- G.D. or GD-# etched into runout grooves - [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/7465309]example[/url]
- K-#### or K-##### for 12" records and LPs (e.g. K-7572 / K-7573 or K-10356 / K-10357);
- S-#### for 7" records (e.g. S-7981 / S-7982).

Both numbers can be added as company numbers, see [url=https://www.discogs.com/Trinity-II-On-Campus/release/7531087]this example[/url] for reference.

Note: An additional "SO", "SOL", "SON" in the runouts indicates that the metal parts were originally made by Sonic Recording Products, Inc.

[b]Centre label identifiers[/b]
16: on US Mercury, Polydor, PolyGram, Fontana and related labels.
18: on US K-Tel releases.
A: on US A&M Records, Gold Mountain, I.R.S. Records, and related labels.
VX: on US London Records.
VGRP: on US Atlantic Records pressings.