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Topic - 78 rpm records - Munkie_NL 07:49:44 03/23/24 (15)

• I don't collect them, but I can play them. - ghost of olddude55 12:16:38 03/23/24 (7)
• Once you start playing 78s, sit close and keep the records close too. - alaskahiatt 13:31:48 03/23/24 (6)
• RE: Once you start playing 78s, sit close and keep the records close too. - coffee-phil 07:52:33 03/24/24 (0)
• Got a Dual 1219. - ghost of olddude55 14:27:09 03/23/24 (4)
• Then you'll need a phono pre with a lot of different EQs - Tre' 17:19:21 03/23/24 (3)
• Well, it depends on how deep I go into it. - ghost of olddude55 03:50:13 03/24/24 (2)
• You can also watch eBay for used 78rpm equalizer units from REK-O-KUT, - alaskahiatt 11:24:10 03/24/24 (1)
• If I were gonna go that route... - ghost of olddude55 11:33:57 03/24/24 (0)
• Considerations - M3 lover 11:43:44 03/23/24 (0)
• I do collect 78 rpm records and spin them. As far as the sound "jumping" out of the speakers, YES! Most ... - J. S. Bach 09:49:37 03/23/24 (5)
• RE: I do collect 78 rpm records and spin them. As far as the sound "jumping" out of the speakers, YES! Most ... - MikeWI 20:07:50 03/25/24 (0)
• The Admiral's Daughter...Naughty, Naughty.... - blues4ever 12:50:09 03/23/24 (1)
• I like the "Dinghy" song - alaskahiatt 13:37:16 03/23/24 (0)
• Because of the shellac - gonzo 10:04:19 03/23/24 (1)
• "do you track at a different weight" Sometimes, if there is unevenness I put a dime on the headshell. )MT( - J. S. Bach 10:46:47 03/23/24 (0)

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• "do you track at a different weight" Sometimes, if there is unevenness I put a dime on the headshell. )MT( - J. S. Bach 10:46:47 03/23/24 (0)