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my record playing and turntable absolutes

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The Past is Alive
1. Do not use equipment that could damage your records

2. Setup your equipment properly

3. Keep your records and equipment clean

4. Store and use your records and equipment properly

Any thoughts? Did I miss something?

Regards
 
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6. Never swear that you'll never break any of these rules, and always promise that you'll always follow them, but never expect your spouse to know them, so always tell her not to touch anything.
 
For some people 1-4 is exactly that.

true, but I suspect sometimes we get so involved with listening to whats wrong with the equipment that enjoying the music takes a back seat. I know I have to remind myself to shut off the nitpicking and just enjoy it sometimes.
 
1. Do not use equipment that could damage your records

2. Setup your equipment properly

3. Keep your records and equipment clean

4. Store and use your records and equipment properly

Any thoughts? Did I miss something?

Regards

Yes, Enjoy your music! I mean isn't this what it is all about?

Good Luck,
John.:music::D
 
Do what you want and play what you want, not what somebody else says you should do, or listen to.

Learn by listening not by reading.
 
Rules are made to be broken but records aren't. Actually these are good rules if if followed records will last for many years. I have records that were bought in the early seventies and still sound new. There are exceptions from being lit though.
 
"Rules help control the fun."

-Monica Geller

I have a general guideline I follow. I only keep titles I like and will listen to. Otherwise I'd be a "collector" (gasp), but I'm just a guy who likes to listen to records sometimes.
 
"Rules help control the fun."

-Monica Geller

I have a general guideline I follow. I only keep titles I like and will listen to. Otherwise I'd be a "collector" (gasp), but I'm just a guy who likes to listen to records sometimes.

Excellent guideline. I was the former for many years, being an avid listener is much more relaxing!
 
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