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Will smoke for food
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I am a vinyl fanatic and was just wondering if anyone else here had the same obsession. I love the sounds on vinyl. The hisses and the pops and all the imperfections. Nothing like throwing some classic Stones or Springsteen on the turntable and smoking a good cigar! I use a Stanton t92 and it kicks serious ass.
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I too like the sound of vinyl. I have never owned a proper playback system because of the cost. I do however enjoy entry level/budget "high end" audio. Right now where I am living I have a Tivoli Audio model two with matching model subwoofer. It is a fantastic little system.
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I love vinyl. Only listen when I can at friends houses, stores, etc. I'm not setup yet and all the vinyl I have, has been ruined.
In the coming year or two I plan on making the proper purchases and building a solid collection. Perhaps I can consult some of you for equipment recommendations when the time comes?
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Oh yeah, I still have about 800 records from my youth
that I play. And hundreds of reel-to-reels recorded from other albums, preserving all the pops & hisses for posterity. Not to mention my cassettes. If you have analog tape capabilities, I could make some cassettes or reels for you. Give me a holler.
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I love vinyl!
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I like the sound of vinyl on records originally made in analog; they sound warmer, more rustic and well, simply the way they ought to sound on vinyl. The nice thing is, a lot of classical, jazz and more obscure pop albums were never remastered and put out on CD or MP3, so there is some stuff that you simply just can't get unless you get it on vinyl. I don't really understand the people who go out and buy new, digitally recorded music that's made on vinyl though, that's just silly to me
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Will smoke for food
Join Date: Jan 2010
First Name: Kevin
Location: Where the hoot owls f$ck the chickens
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Sure thing Chingas! Anything to help a man enjoy his music!
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