what exactly does this mean? the record is 'sonically' poor & you more than likely wouldn't give it house room, but it is deemed ok to subject dancers to it at a venue.

isn't that a little inconsiderate? what are dealers trying to tell potential punters with this snippet of advice?

mac.

what exactly does this mean? the record is 'sonically' poor & you more than likely wouldn't give it house room, but it is deemed ok to subject dancers to it at a venue.

isn't that a little inconsiderate? what are dealers trying to tell potential punters with this snippet of advice?

mac.

Know what you mean Mac but it's true that when a record is whacked up load even a rough copy sounds OK.

Have to say that sometimes I'd rather play a knackered old copy out anyway rather than risk ruining a good copy on dodgy equipment !

Know what you mean Mac but it's true that when a record is whacked up load even a rough copy sounds OK.

Have to say that sometimes I'd rather play a knackered old copy out anyway rather than risk ruining a good copy on dodgy equipment !

hadn't looked at it from that angle pete. I'd have thought that today's equipment was state of the art, not like those mobile discotheques years ago. so you're saying you'd use a 2nd copy for you most expensive tunes?

hadn't looked at it from that angle pete. I'd have thought that today's equipment was state of the art, not like those mobile discotheques years ago. so you're saying you'd use a 2nd copy for you most expensive tunes?

Wouldn't it be great to have a second copy of your most expensive tunes!

Brian

we do they are called vinyl carvers

Wouldn't it be great to have a second copy of your most expensive tunes!

Brian

I'll rephrase that. of your favourite tunes. :-)

we do they are called vinyl carvers

Hope you get rid of the carvers,or at least not play it out,when you`ve sold the original

i hate these crap descriptions ...... also, "plays mint" (dealer code for looks shagged) .... if it doesn't look mint it isn't mint!