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[Stereo_75]

Hi gang, I hope this is the right forum to post this website to purchase Michael Fremer (Music critic) his newest DVD release on how records are made today. He also discuss on how to properly handle vinyls and clean them. This is his second DVD issue titled " It's a Vinyl World after all " -

http://www.musicdirect.com/product/83741


This is his first DVD release titled,

Michael Fremer Turntable Setup:

http://www.musicdirect.com/product/79961

Highly recommended. :thmbsp:

 

[NoTransistors]

Please do not refer to these precious analog thingies as "vinyls".

Seth
Forever Analog and Covered In Parrot Poop

 

[lplover]

Try "vinyl records", "records", "LPs", but not "vinyls". I always think that sounds like seat covers or furniture.

 

[Stereo_75]

Okay..okay, Lps! How about vinyl records, is that okay? Didn't mean to offend anyone here.:scratch2: I didn't think I would get hammered.

 

[lplover]

You're not hammered, especially with two comments. The funny thing is that no one ever called them "vinyls" until recently. Perhaps a new name may express the resurgence of analog vinyl records, but it doesn't sound right to people who grew up with them. You're not at fault-this didn't start with you. Actually records are one of the few things I appreciate being made from vinyl. For most, it's a negaive word, suggesting cheap, imitation, non-recyclable, and disposable material. A bit like polyester.

 

[Stereo_75]

I too grew up with Lps and from people I grew up with call 'em vinyls, no problem there. But if members want me to call them Lps or record vinyl is fine by me.

You're not hammered, especially with two comments. The funny thing is that no one ever called them "vinyls" until recently. Perhaps a new name may express the resurgence of analog vinyl records, but it doesn't sound right to people who grew up with them. You're not at fault-this didn't start with you. Actually records are one of the few things I appreciate being made from vinyl. For most, it's a negaive word, suggesting cheap, imitation, non-recyclable, and disposable material. A bit like polyester.