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In Reply to: Wildly Occillating Woofers between bands on LPs posted by iguana2 on May 13, 2001 at 15:01:49:
I notice the woofer movement on some records and not at all on others. The biggest violator that I have noticed so far is Pink Floyd's The Wall (which is on super thin vinyl, and which I have owned since 1978 or 1979), though it still sounds great. I have yet to notice it at all on any 180g LPs. I notice it most, however, when I lower the dust cover as the LP starts to play, and lift the dust cover after the LP. Yikes -- the woofers look like they want to pop out and fly accross the room.I doubt you have a bearing problem, since it is only noticeable in the middly of the LP. If it happens on ALL LPs, maybe its in the tonearm?
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