Vinyl groove

Tuesday, November 29. 2005

What happens when a vinyl runs on a record player for 10 days? The needle cuts a nice groove on the most inner parts of the record. Unbelievable. And I found that out because we forgot switching off the record player after listening to Pearl Jam on vinyl, drunk, the saturday about one and a half weeks ago, and I didn't notice this that until today. Fortunately, the player's needle is OK, and so is the record.

Posted by Andreas Krennmair at 00:33 | Comment (1) | Trackback (1)

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Cool, someone more with good old analog sound equipment. What kind of record player is it as it doesn't look like a MKII which has so much lamps that one certainly notices that it's turned on/running?

#1 pdmef on 2005-11-29 19:11 (Reply)

It's a Numark PT-01, actually the cheapest record player that I could get. And it's inside a cupboard, so when I close it, I don't see the player anymore. That's why.

#1.1 ak (Homepage) on 2005-11-30 21:23 (Reply)

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