^I've always loved the smooth paper and the fine printing quality in Japanese press booklets. IMO, the thick, rough paper used in the HK press isnt that great.
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Originally Posted by mirrorcleworld
I'm curious, just how exactly can korean presses be almost just as worse as china presses?
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They are, trust me. The paper quality used in the booklets, the printing etc, isn't good at all. But the absolute worst thing is the binding. I bought a korean press cd once and the booklet was attached to the casing using glue. And the glue just peeled off from the sides so now it looks REALLY UGLY :/
In fact, whenever I've bought korean press, be it a korean release or a japanese, there's always something disappointing.
The only ones that haven't disappointed me are the Japanese and Taiwan press so I'd always go for those. HK is great too, if I'm looking to save some cash.