Well tbh I'm quite shocked at that guy because if you have an original copy of a certain 60's double album worth maybe two grand are you going to do that to it? Not in a million years.
Do you love vinyl?
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Banks of the Croal
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33 Re: Do you love vinyl? Fri Apr 22 2016, 12:48
Lard Lad
Nicolas Anelka
Got to treat vynal like they are your babies.boltonbonce wrote:http://www.gcaudio.com/resources/howtos/recordcleaning.html
34 Re: Do you love vinyl? Fri Apr 22 2016, 19:55
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
Lard Lad wrote:This is an atrocity it's beyond belief .y2johnny wrote:
These folk are experts and it proves one thing AD, you know fuck all about nowt!!
35 Re: Do you love vinyl? Sat Apr 23 2016, 08:12
Lard Lad
Nicolas Anelka
Really SK ? I know that this guy is no expert he is in fact a lollygagging idiot. A few points to bring to your notice about this clown, he washes the record in tap water with all its chemicals,he strokes the record with his wedding ring on, he drops the record into a plate rack risking damage. He is a buffoon of the highest order. I have a record cleaning machine I use the correct cleaning fluid no alcohol you can use distilled water with it a tiny amount though and you don't need to clean records for years. I still collect vynal even though my preferred method is CD. 1 I just can't be bothered with the hassle of it and 2 my CD player is the best I have heard. There is also a so called expert telling people to wash their vynal with hand soap and rub it in then dry with a soft towel
36 Re: Do you love vinyl? Sat Apr 23 2016, 08:20
rogercpc
Nicky Hunt
I recently bought a new deck which included a USB port, so I have now recorded all my vinyl onto my PC. I used a similar method to remove the aggregated dust from the grooves, and left the discs to dry on my draining rack on the sink! Worked really well!
37 Re: Do you love vinyl? Sat Apr 23 2016, 09:04
Lard Lad
Nicolas Anelka
The point being missed here is that the vynal is being damaged and will eventually be completely ruined.
38 Re: Do you love vinyl? Wed Apr 27 2016, 02:50
Hip Priest
Andy Walker
Loved vinyl back in the day, late sixties early seventies. Loads of great 6th form memories. (Not just about the vinyl either, but that's another story). Love old gatefold record sleeves and there's lots of nostalgia and all that but I reluctantly moved to CD sometime in the early 90's and there's no way I'd go back now.
39 Re: Do you love vinyl? Wed Apr 27 2016, 13:31
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Does anyone remember those old vinyl singles with the plastic insert in the middle? They were popular chart hits,but were sung by different people or groups,who tried to sound similar.
They were much cheaper than the genuine singles,and I remember buying quite a few of them at The Co-op.
They were much cheaper than the genuine singles,and I remember buying quite a few of them at The Co-op.
40 Re: Do you love vinyl? Thu Apr 28 2016, 16:15
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
Are you getting them mixed up Bonce with the singles they sold that were ex jukebox? My dad had some expensive record playing kit and he used to see his arse if I played any of that second hand stuff on it.
41 Re: Do you love vinyl? Thu Apr 28 2016, 16:17
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
Hip Priest wrote:Loved vinyl back in the day, late sixties early seventies. Loads of great 6th form memories. (Not just about the vinyl either, but that's another story). Love old gatefold record sleeves and there's lots of nostalgia and all that but I reluctantly moved to CD sometime in the early 90's and there's no way I'd go back now.
Sainsburys are now selling the stuff and as it happens I've got most of the selection from first time round!
42 Re: Do you love vinyl? Thu Apr 28 2016, 16:25
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
Lard Lad wrote:Really SK ? I know that this guy is no expert he is in fact a lollygagging idiot. A few points to bring to your notice about this clown, he washes the record in tap water with all its chemicals,he strokes the record with his wedding ring on, he drops the record into a plate rack risking damage. He is a buffoon of the highest order. I have a record cleaning machine I use the correct cleaning fluid no alcohol you can use distilled water with it a tiny amount though and you don't need to clean records for years. I still collect vynal even though my preferred method is CD. 1 I just can't be bothered with the hassle of it and 2 my CD player is the best I have heard. There is also a so called expert telling people to wash their vynal with hand soap and rub it in then dry with a soft towel
I think we are talking about different things? I'm talking vinyl and you are talking vynal. What is vynal? Is this a music source for dyslexic's?
45 Re: Do you love vinyl? Fri Apr 29 2016, 07:26
Lard Lad
Nicolas Anelka
Ok well spotted,I am dyslexic and as you keep saying I do have AD anxiety disorder it's not a problem for me as much as it is for you.Soul Kitchen wrote:Lard Lad wrote:Really SK ? I know that this guy is no expert he is in fact a lollygagging idiot. A few points to bring to your notice about this clown, he washes the record in tap water with all its chemicals,he strokes the record with his wedding ring on, he drops the record into a plate rack risking damage. He is a buffoon of the highest order. I have a record cleaning machine I use the correct cleaning fluid no alcohol you can use distilled water with it a tiny amount though and you don't need to clean records for years. I still collect vynal even though my preferred method is CD. 1 I just can't be bothered with the hassle of it and 2 my CD player is the best I have heard. There is also a so called expert telling people to wash their vynal with hand soap and rub it in then dry with a soft towel
I think we are talking about different things? I'm talking vinyl and you are talking vynal. What is vynal? Is this a music source for dyslexic's?
47 Re: Do you love vinyl? Fri Apr 29 2016, 08:37
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Might be mate,but I'm sure they weren't the original artists. I'll do a bit of research on it. My mind might be playing tricks.Soul Kitchen wrote:Are you getting them mixed up Bonce with the singles they sold that were ex jukebox? My dad had some expensive record playing kit and he used to see his arse if I played any of that second hand stuff on it.
Again.
I do remember that the centre of the disc had a removable spindle adaptor,like the one illustrated.
48 Re: Do you love vinyl? Fri Apr 29 2016, 08:53
Guest
Guest
I only had one 7" with a removable middle like that:
Life's a Long Song by Jethro Tull.
Purchased second hand from a school fete at Church Rd for about 10p.
Funny how you remember rubbish like that all these years later, isn't it?
Life's a Long Song by Jethro Tull.
Purchased second hand from a school fete at Church Rd for about 10p.
Funny how you remember rubbish like that all these years later, isn't it?
49 Re: Do you love vinyl? Fri Apr 29 2016, 09:02
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
That's true. I can remember bugger all about yesterday though. Yet I have a vivid memory of Mum taking me to the new Kenton's supermarket on Bolton Road in Walkden. I was 7 at the time.
50 Re: Do you love vinyl? Fri Apr 29 2016, 09:41
Banks of the Croal
Frank Worthington
Used to buy those Singles with no middle in from a Market near the Tower in Blackpool, they were Ex Jukebox and by the original artists.
Back in the 70's they cost 25p each or 5 for a £1, still got a couple of hundred of them but don't play them nowadays.
Sometimes put my Vinyl LP's on for a change.
Back in the 70's they cost 25p each or 5 for a £1, still got a couple of hundred of them but don't play them nowadays.
Sometimes put my Vinyl LP's on for a change.
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