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Short and to the point: how to tell the difference between actual mistracking and the damage done to a used LP by previous mistracking? I have a track on an otherwise beautigul LP that has the sound of high mistracking... but everything else sounds fine. The only test LP I have is the old Shure Audio Obstacle Course from the 60's and it says everything is a-o-k except for the antiskate... which I increased (nearly a gram) till it passed that band. Same problem with the LP though.If it is groove damage... fine. There are other LP's out there. It really isn't that bad but I am more concerned about damage to my own stylus from playing (Its Physical Graffiti man... it begs to be played).
The gear involved is:
DV 10x5 (professionally installed by dealer)
Linn Basik
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Topic - Question about mistracking... - karmaceutical 11:30:53 06/05/05 (7)
- Re: Question about mistracking... - Peter Olofsson 14:15:57 06/05/05 (0)
- It's not possible to distinguish for certain - KT88 11:55:10 06/05/05 (5)
- I thought Led Zep Iv, and II sounded very good sonicly myself nt - JDN 01:54:03 06/06/05 (0)
- Its weird they must have just played Houses of the Holy over and over... - karmaceutical 11:57:23 06/05/05 (3)
- I know I did... - KT88 12:58:26 06/05/05 (2)
- With that many copies you are almost up to the price of one Classic Physical Graffiti (nt) - karmaceutical 18:21:27 06/05/05 (1)
- I bought my originals way back... - KT88 10:58:30 06/07/05 (0)
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