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In Reply to: noise vs no noise posted by OMalley on April 25, 2007 at 08:38:20:
Even the cleanest record has some noise when you put the needle to the record. I know there are some people who mute it. That can be a nice trick if auditioning for digital people who expect vinyl to be supernoisy.One nice thing about that lead-in noise, though, is you get a hint of volume level before the music starts.
I remember when CDs first came out, the novelty of the music coming out of nothing was a major selling point. So then all these idiots started buying bunches of CDs and selling off their vinyl collection.
Suckers.
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Follow Ups
- Re: noise vs no noise - Tightwad 08:50:52 04/25/07 (8)
- So then all these idiots started buying bunches of CDs and selling off their vinyl collection. - Bob Rex 10:13:22 04/25/07 (1)
- And that's how I got my first decent vinyl rig - derekva 22:30:20 04/26/07 (0)
- So then all these idiots started buying bunches of CDs and selling off their vinyl collection. - OMalley 08:53:55 04/25/07 (5)
- Re: So then all these idiots started buying bunches of CDs and selling off their vinyl collection. - T&T 18:33:04 04/25/07 (4)
- "I like it here and I especially like Pat O' Malley" (= WTF - OMalley 19:20:27 04/25/07 (3)
- It must be the cut of your jib again... - anumber1 20:16:21 04/25/07 (0)
- AM radio is pretty good too. - T&T 20:10:29 04/25/07 (1)
- This will keep the noise down - OMalley 04:19:13 04/26/07 (0)
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