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All this talk about technology.
I still haven't figured out how I get the LP's in that little slot....
The slot doesn't seem wide enough.
Any suggestions ?
I still haven't figured out how I get the LP's in that little slot....
The slot doesn't seem wide enough.
Any suggestions ?
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Originally posted by Lenticular
All this talk about technology.
I still haven't figured out how I get the LP's in that little slot....
The slot doesn't seem wide enough.
Any suggestions ?
All this talk about technology.
I still haven't figured out how I get the LP's in that little slot....
The slot doesn't seem wide enough.
Any suggestions ?
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Wonder if they have it in AZ Beige?
LP Player
EDIT = Ooops! Sorry Lenny it doesn't do standard LPs,
So I guess you'll have to "rip" your LPs down to 7" 16 2/3 format
Wonder if they have it in AZ Beige?LP Player
EDIT = Ooops! Sorry Lenny it doesn't do standard LPs,
After the 45 -- 33 1/3 -- 78-rpm confusion of 1948, along came the 16 2/3-rpm unit to add to the jumble. Oddity is especially appropriate when one considers that the music this phonograph was to play was on a special 7-inch disc with a standard center hole (not 45-rpm size) and cut 550 grooves to the inch (twice that of a conventional 33 1/3-rpm LP record).
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Gosh....this interweb thingy is a mine of information isn't it ?!
I bet it won't be long before someone invents a way of copying records at home....wouldn't that be great !
Up 'til yet, when my LP's get too scratched to use, I have to do the old hot water in the bath bit.
Y'know, water as hot as you can get it, then submerge the LP
(In my case 78) , in the hot water, place a heavy weight in the middle, and watch a truely unique dish take shape......
But I guess everyone knew that old trick !
I bet it won't be long before someone invents a way of copying records at home....wouldn't that be great !
Up 'til yet, when my LP's get too scratched to use, I have to do the old hot water in the bath bit.
Y'know, water as hot as you can get it, then submerge the LP
(In my case 78) , in the hot water, place a heavy weight in the middle, and watch a truely unique dish take shape......
But I guess everyone knew that old trick !