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I started doing it mostly for wall art and decoration. Well as I do with everything I fall down the rabbit hole. I just got 6 albums in from Mondo, one from Waxwork Records, one from FYE, one from Walmart and one from Best Buy today.
I just got a turntable today and I’ll say this stuff sounds great on Klipsch speakers.
I do have some questions tho. I ordered a cleaning kit after finding out even new records can have crud on them that could damage them. Some of these that I bought are color and very neat looking. My tricolor back to the future soundtrack I couldn’t see the grooves very well. After listening to it I can see them now. Flipped to the other side and I don’t see them that much. I suppose this is the nature of having a needle rubbing on them.
One thing that’s killing me is the static my dogs stray hairs are zipping right to the vinyl and it’s a pain to get off.
Anyone got any tips for this stuff?
I just got a turntable today and I’ll say this stuff sounds great on Klipsch speakers.
I do have some questions tho. I ordered a cleaning kit after finding out even new records can have crud on them that could damage them. Some of these that I bought are color and very neat looking. My tricolor back to the future soundtrack I couldn’t see the grooves very well. After listening to it I can see them now. Flipped to the other side and I don’t see them that much. I suppose this is the nature of having a needle rubbing on them.
One thing that’s killing me is the static my dogs stray hairs are zipping right to the vinyl and it’s a pain to get off.
Anyone got any tips for this stuff?