Thread: Vinyl Music

[quote=DEFENDERZOOK]<span style="color:blue">hey...what are the chances of borrowing your brothers turntable....?

im running a pair of aragon palladiums through a pair of martin logan monoliths......the turntable should blend in just beautiful.......</span>





<span style="color:green">i guess you didnt read this......

also bring your favourite records and spend the weekend here......</span>

I might have to do that.

My system is suffering from "mains hum" on phono mode. The turntable doesn't have an earth. Buggered if I know :roll:

<span style="color:blue">does it hum when the motor is not running.....?</span>

[quote=DEFENDERZOOK]<span style="color:blue">does it hum
"when the motor is not running.....?"</span>

never heard that one---- [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif[/img]


OK,,, clever vinyl people,,,

how do I go about getting all my wonderfull records onto CD's :?:

Originally posted by Pedro_The_Swift


OK,,, clever vinyl people,,,

how do I go about getting all my wonderfull records onto CD's :?:

At the risk of being labelled as a "clever vinyl person" (which would be a total misrepresentation of the facts 8O ) there is software available including the eponymous http://www.ripvinyl.com

I've got my parent's original thick vinyl american pressing of Kind of Blue.
The pressing.
Bad thing is that it's been scratched and warped. Looks nice, but.

CDs sample at 44.1khz.

afaik the decision to sample at this rate was made so that the equivalent quantity of music could be recorded on a cd not equivalent quality.

http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/question487.htm

We were sold a dud.

The depressing way to check out the equivalent of this is set the monitor on your computer to 16bit colour and see the difference between that and what you usually run - probably 32bit.