what are you listening to?
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Absolutely as you say, Nando! 
The bed dampens just without any efforts.
if you like the music and the tapes are recorded nicely, maybe they deserve to be simply listened.
anytime i happen to get used tapes, I also use to check the contents and happen to find well recorded music I do like on a few of them, which can be even better than to simply get a tape to re-record on.
The bed dampens just without any efforts.
if you like the music and the tapes are recorded nicely, maybe they deserve to be simply listened.
anytime i happen to get used tapes, I also use to check the contents and happen to find well recorded music I do like on a few of them, which can be even better than to simply get a tape to re-record on.
Hi Mark, since those are half-speed mastered, I wonder if there might be anything to share with a Queen collection partwork on vinyl which was sold here at the newspapers shops very few years ago and which were also half-speed mastered LPs.
Not being a big fan of Queen myself too, I had happened to buy only the first number of that partwork (album "A kind of Magic") mostly because, being the first one, they were selling it at a very special price of only 10 euros (or was it 9,99 ? )... that said, I maybe never listened to it yet!
Hey... I suspect you just need to set the antiskating properly, there at your TT!
Not being a big fan of Queen myself too, I had happened to buy only the first number of that partwork (album "A kind of Magic") mostly because, being the first one, they were selling it at a very special price of only 10 euros (or was it 9,99 ? )... that said, I maybe never listened to it yet!
Hey... I suspect you just need to set the antiskating properly, there at your TT!
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Hi Mark, since those are half-speed mastered, I wonder if there might be anything to share with a Queen collection partwork on vinyl which was sold here at the newspapers shops very few years ago and which were also half-speed mastered LPs.
Not being a big fan of Queen myself too, I had happened to buy only the first number of that partwork (album "A kind of Magic") mostly because, being the first one, they were selling it at a very special price of only 10 euros (or was it 9,99 ? )... that said, I maybe never listened to it yet!
Hey... I suspect you just need to set the antiskating properly, there at your TT!
Not being a big fan of Queen myself too, I had happened to buy only the first number of that partwork (album "A kind of Magic") mostly because, being the first one, they were selling it at a very special price of only 10 euros (or was it 9,99 ? )... that said, I maybe never listened to it yet!
Hey... I suspect you just need to set the antiskating properly, there at your TT!
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Absolutely as you say, Nando!
The bed dampens just without any efforts.
if you like the music and the tapes are recorded nicely, maybe they deserve to be simply listened.
anytime i happen to get used tapes, I also use to check the contents and happen to find well recorded music I do like on a few of them, which can be even better than to simply get a tape to re-record on.
The bed dampens just without any efforts.
if you like the music and the tapes are recorded nicely, maybe they deserve to be simply listened.
anytime i happen to get used tapes, I also use to check the contents and happen to find well recorded music I do like on a few of them, which can be even better than to simply get a tape to re-record on.
I told him not to erase any recordings on the last batch of cassettes I bought from him. He offered to bulk-erase all the tapes I bought.
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yes, sir... it's just that, as far as i know.
after all, the pivoted arms need some kind of antiskating crap.
and on my old humble Pioneer PL-720 (same model as the PL-7, but with black buttons/controls) antiskating is made with a spring attached somewhere to the tonearm into the base and tuneable by a small knob from the top side of the arm base.
after all, the pivoted arms need some kind of antiskating crap.
and on my old humble Pioneer PL-720 (same model as the PL-7, but with black buttons/controls) antiskating is made with a spring attached somewhere to the tonearm into the base and tuneable by a small knob from the top side of the arm base.
anyways... returning to the topic...
just put on the turntable a "best of" LP by Jefferson Airplane... white rabbit is starting while i am writing... and, hey, while listening to this song, i just cannot avoid to think about the infamous Dr Gonzo from that crazy "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" movie from late 90s.
the same LP as here: https://www.discogs.com/it/release/2095431-Jefferson-Airplane-The-Best-Of
just put on the turntable a "best of" LP by Jefferson Airplane... white rabbit is starting while i am writing... and, hey, while listening to this song, i just cannot avoid to think about the infamous Dr Gonzo from that crazy "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" movie from late 90s.
the same LP as here: https://www.discogs.com/it/release/2095431-Jefferson-Airplane-The-Best-Of
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