Nee Lewman
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Nee Lewman
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Audiophile is a deeeeeeeeeep rabbit hole, look up audiophile classical vinyl sometime...
debianlinux
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If I had taken every dollar ever spent on records and gear and instead put it into live music I just wonder. This selling of emotional music on a medium other than direct to ear from the performer seems like chasing some dragon.
Hemotep
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Imma catch that dragon.
folsom_lives
pretty_lil_dirt_boi
I’ve never had to ask anyone to stop talking so loud while I was spinning a record though.
Jbraswell
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No children in the bar please!
Nee Lewman
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@nolalady is this how you found out that flower guy is a big Imagine Dragons fan?
Nee Lewman
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um guys, I have lots of notes:
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low hanging fruit - why do I need a force tracking scale for my crosley, why do i need a preamp for my crosley? My knife to open my records cost more than my turntable... etc...
15 Record Player Accessories Every Vinyl Collector Should Own
Refresh your vinyl record player accessories with options for beginners and more seasoned collectors as well as gift options for music lovers.
www.billboard.com
low hanging fruit - why do I need a force tracking scale for my crosley, why do i need a preamp for my crosley? My knife to open my records cost more than my turntable... etc...
TenderLovingKiller®
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“You won’t need speakers either as it has built-in ones”um guys, I have lots of notes:
15 Record Player Accessories Every Vinyl Collector Should Own
Refresh your vinyl record player accessories with options for beginners and more seasoned collectors as well as gift options for music lovers.
low hanging fruit - why do I need a force tracking scale for my crosley, why do i need a preamp for my crosley? My knife to open my records cost more than my turntable... etc...
Nee Lewman
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Oh shit. I completely forgot about the speakers...“You won’t need speakers either as it has built-in ones”
Nee Lewman
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am i streaming the vinyl to my phone or spotify to the crosley?
TenderLovingKiller®
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I think my phones speaker is probably better than the built in suitcase players.
Nee Lewman
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This was my thought, I know for a fact my current iphone sounds better than my daughter's crosley did.
Nee Lewman
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And my daughter had/has a super funky deluxe crosley with a big speaker, still sounded like it was in another room.
SnowmaNick
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At least it’s consistent for them. I don’t like most of the music on their “lists” either.um guys, I have lots of notes:
15 Record Player Accessories Every Vinyl Collector Should Own
Refresh your vinyl record player accessories with options for beginners and more seasoned collectors as well as gift options for music lovers.
low hanging fruit - why do I need a force tracking scale for my crosley, why do i need a preamp for my crosley? My knife to open my records cost more than my turntable... etc...
But seriously, recommending a fancy box cutter that costs more than the record player? What kind of crap systems do they have?
Diaper Baby Escape Plan
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Well, as an insider in-the-know, I will give them credit:
Corinne Bailey Rae would in fact say "put your records on". It's kind of her thing.
Corinne Bailey Rae would in fact say "put your records on". It's kind of her thing.
Angsty
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The Washington Post recently ran an article regarding CD collecting:
“Collectors, eager for a CD renaissance, were excited when, in 2021, CD sales experienced their first uptick in sales volume year over year since 2004. … But the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), which tracks the quantity and medium of American music sales by gathering data from the major record labels and third-party sources, has no data to indicate that CDs are making a comeback. RIAA Research Director Matthew Bass says that if any physical medium is here to stay, it’s vinyl.”
Joe Mac
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Yeah I get that but equally I owned about 1200 CDs before I ever started collecting vinyl. That’s been trimmed down to about 600. Im probably buying less than 20 a year as sort of the ones by artists that I already have their catalogue on cd, enjoy listening to them occasionally but don’t want to invest vinyl money in them. There is also a wealth of music available second hand that was never pressed on vinyl, or was pressed in very small volumes on vinyl, and is not likely to get a new press anytime soon. It’s fun to have options. I don’t see either going away fully, certainly gear wise, in the medium term.
Gavaxeman
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And second hand cds are a really good deal at the moment - I’m kinda gap filling collections to get the complete catalog on CD at the moment - although my shelf’s are now at capacity- so that’s a slow down needed (again!)
