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Post by dracula on Jan 30, 2005 23:15:03 GMT 7
This question may sound a bit weird (stupid even!) when you play a record do you always have to start at the beginning of the record? say i have a record and i'd like to listen to a track in the middle is it ok that i start from there?
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Post by stereophile on Jan 31, 2005 4:15:20 GMT 7
There's no problem with cueing in the stylus to the particular track of choice. Some audiophiles start at the edge because they don't want to cause aditional 'groove damage' when dropping the stylus into other than the 'lead-in/spacer' grooves. I generally play the whole side of the LP to make it worth the effort of cleaning the LP w/ a record cleaner and plopping down the LP on the platter.
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Post by kimpao on Jan 31, 2005 23:15:57 GMT 7
I don't even find it weird or stupid since it's just but natural for anyone of us to cue on a particular particular track. In fact we even get to do such on cds, right?
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Post by losiphile on Feb 4, 2005 23:05:59 GMT 7
This question may sound a bit weird (stupid even!) when you play a record do you always have to start at the beginning of the record? say i have a record and i'd like to listen to a track in the middle is it ok that i start from there? dracula, i do this a lot of times. i even played my LPs starting from the last song going to the first song. or sometimes i do this: start with the last song then jump to the 1st song then jump to the 3rd song then jump to the 5th song and so on then repeat the entire process in the same sequence all over again. How convenient it is to use a linear, programmable turntable. Hurrah to Technics SL-6. he he he ;D ;D ;D losi_phile |
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