Vinyl Asylum

Could the flood of crappy "record players" threaten the renewed interest in vinyl??

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MaxwellP

I think so...

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I doubt it - 1973shovel 15:27:34 04/13/17 (0)
I was dating a woman last year who took me next door to meet her young neighbor friend. The neighbor woman had a Crosley Crapola, and put on a record while we talked. The speed was all over the place, fast, slow, and fast again.

I didn't say anything, but walked over to look at the table. I checked to make sure the DC plug from the wall-wart was secured in the back, which it was.

I was the only one who noticed. She was a thirty something hipster, and was listening to LPs because it was cool among her peers. Maybe there's some who will become aware of how bad these things sound, but I doubt there will be a mass awakening. It's just another fad, but I'm happy to see it. More new and eventually used records for me, even if some of them were played on Crosley Crapolas.
RE: yes, but only the.......... - user510 11:26:46 04/13/17 (0)
...........tourists.
Those who want to look deeper likely will have researched the subject further. (I'd at least hope)

-Steve

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