In the early '80s, I was bitten by a Bug which turned me into a Freak and I have remained one ever since. To be precise, this bug, stemming from the hifiitis family of bugs, is better known to us as the Hi-Fi bug and once bitten, that's it, you are a Freak forever. The average Tom, Dick or Harry is not aware of just what a wonderful sound the vinyl LP disk is capable of reproducing. To appreciate this you require at a minimum the following High End components: Record Deck - Pre-amplifier - Power Amplifier - 1 Pair of Speakers and last and most certainly not least, the LP Record. So remember, if you want to be a Freak, then get the Bug. One other thing, with an application like Vinyl Studio (google it) you can de-bug any records you have and remove any clicks, hisses etc. and at the same time you've digitalised your music.
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I do! I do! And a radio/cassette/CD player/recorder to transfer the LPs to CDs.
8 years ago. Rating: 8 | |
Certainly have, approx. 100 plus which includes 45's. i normally play the vinyls during the week when i'm working outside in the garden or something. The sound is so crisp and clean. i keep the record player in my garage and i play it Loud, there is something magic about playing vinyls.--- MY NEIGHBOURS don't complain as i listen during the week when they are at work. :)
8 years ago. Rating: 8 | |
I look at this watch as the apex of vintage-inspired design as a whole. If we were link building a line graph to map link out the trajectory of the vintage-inspired aesthetic the Seamaster 300 might just be the peak. It's all downhill from here. It's as if link Omega brass has been scrolling through Instagram to distill down what would make the perfect social media watch.
11 days ago. Rating: 0 | |