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In Reply to: Ever find a record you really wanted but it sounded bad? posted by gonzo on April 27, 2007 at 03:26:47:
can you tell? "I cleaned it thoroughly but the grooves were clearly damaged. Not just groove noise but marked distortion of the sound."I usually cannot tell unless the record is really, really worn and all it looks flat and not shiny. I have an old London PS 139, blueback--the Sousa Marches record with Grenadier Guards of London which is the record I played as a child of age 9 or so. It still plays but is worn off and scuffed. I got a new one on ebay for cheap but wound up dropping it and scratching one band :((
I am not speaking about scratches. Pops and ticks can occur on absolutely pristine appearing records and the whole side might play on somewhat scratched ones.
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- how? - docw 09:57:41 04/27/07 (2)
- Sometimes the disc shows excessive spindle marks - gonzo 13:48:01 04/27/07 (1)
- yep - docw 15:04:29 04/27/07 (0)
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