Isn't Craislist Wonderful?

Are you looking for anything particular? I got some I can sell ya

you all do know they make silver things called disc's now that have music on them don't ya? You can also burn them yourself and put all different kinds of music on them and just pop it in and let it play for hours, you can also record a voice on them so they think its live when its really memorex. Oh yeah, it usually doesn't have all the popping the LP's have when playing so they have better sound quality. Time to move into the 20th Century fellers and leave those 19th century devices for the museum

You obviously miss the fun of searching stores all over the world in person and on the internet for a phonograph needle. You don't have the fun of finding a pile of records that just fell off a shelf. You don't know how much fun it is to try lifting all those old records when your old. And mostly you probably don't know about finding tubes for those old machines. Of course the look on a face when someone takes the arm off while a record is playing and drag it accross the record. GEE those were the good old days.

Gee, we haven't deviated too much from the original topic.....

I still think my Linn Sondek turntable provides higher fidelity sound from many LP records than I can get from a CD. I appreciate the CD convenience but for optimum sound quality I usually go for the vinyl.

By the way, well-maintained, clean LPs played on a good turntable will not have excessive snap, crackle, and pop problems.

I have not bought one of those "shiny silver disks" in several years now. I download all of my music. Legally and DRM free. Time to move into the 21st century!

Quality vinyl LP's on a quality turntable, through a quality stereo =
Gold Proof Coin. The best of the best, but requires careful handling and proper storage.

Well-mastered CD on average equipment = Circulated VF Silver coin. Fine quality, but less delicate and better suited to the 'average Joe'.

MP3 = Copper Cent. Common and cheap, but fun to hoard.

Actually I have, back when I worked for a moving company.




Of course it is and I'm proud of it

Just the thought of the sound that someone removing the needle from a record,while listening to a great song turned up loud, and dragging it across the record, Ouch.....I have not heard that for a very long time, but I do also have some sweet albums and 45's,some more old habits....