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In Reply to: RE: Vinyl Flat Record Flattener posted by middleground on May 7, 2012 at 07:41:52:
This thing makes sense. I have a number of LPs that could use a flattener. I don't doubt that the flattener that costs over $1500 did the job but there is no way I have or do I get enough severly warped cheap used LPs that I could justify spending over $1500. At that price it was out of the question.I have an original 1977 George Thorogood LP and an early UK pressing of Abbey Road that could use some flattening. I'm sure there are quite a few others in my collection that falls into the "I wish I had a LP flattener" category.
A tad over $150USD is exactly the right price point to rescue cheap LPs from the trash heap. Spending $1500 for the same thing is close to lunacy.
Conversely, if I had multiple expensive warped LPs $1500 might sound reasonable. The expensive LPs that I own are all the kind of LPs that better be flat or I would have sent them back to the dealer. Not spend another $1500 to flatten them.
Maybe its just me,
EdPS. My Vinyl Flat and the warming pouch is supposed to be here Friday.
Life is analog...digital is just samples thereof
Edits: 05/09/12 05/09/12
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- At $160 including the warming pouch... - EdAInWestOC 16:59:54 05/09/12 (1)
- RE: At $160 including the warming pouch... - finski 21:08:32 05/09/12 (0)