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I just noticed this issue when I recorded a 1956 Clef LP by Flip Phillips with a VRII (mono) cartridge. The link below explains why this is normal and is not an audible issue – the music sounds ok. I tried using my GE Golden Classic stereo cartridge and the wave form came out looking totally normal. I am copying a mono Perry Bechtel album today and the wave form looks totally natural so the issue is not my cartridge – I made sure the stylus was properly centered – and my tube type Heathkit pre-amp could have had a bad capacitor or tube which could have resulted in this issue. So – It looks like there can be a solution to correct the unbalanced wave form. Just thought I’d share this if anyone runs into this – Mickey Clark https://www.soundonsound.com/sound-advice/q-why-do-waveforms-sometimes-look-lop-sided Mickey Clark 710 Westminster Avenue West Penticton BC Canada 250-462-7881 V2A 1K8 http://mcproductions.ca 1-250-462-7881