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In Reply to: It is skipping but I would call it sticking to distinguish it from jumping. posted by Goober58 on October 10, 2024 at 08:49:53:

I had an audiophile record with a defect. A circular crack (about 90% of the circle) in the vinyl that caused the "sticking". Slight pressure behind the finger lift and it would play perfect. The thing was less than a 16th of an inch in size. Kind of a bummer as it took me about 6 months before I listened to the album so ordering another copy was in the books. Eventually I'm going to take a pic of the defect and try to sell it.

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Topic - Is it called Skipping? - posaune32foot@gmail.com 07:31:17 10/10/24 (7)

RE: Is it called Skipping? - Sondek 19:20:12 10/10/24 (0)

It is skipping but I would call it sticking to distinguish it from jumping. - Goober58 08:49:53 10/10/24 (1)

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RE: Is it called Skipping? - Triode_Kingdom 08:08:53 10/10/24 (0)

RE: Is it called Skipping? - Bill Way 07:35:47 10/10/24 (2)

RE: Is it called Skipping? - flood2 22:34:33 10/10/24 (1)

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