Picked up a U-Turn Audio turntable, Gonna start listing to my LP collection again for the first time in 20 years.
https://uturnaudio.com/
https://uturnaudio.com/
Got a new turntable.
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with the look your dog has it looks like he wondering what's his master up to now....
My old Technics [spell check Techniques] still works but has occasional issues. I may have to upgrade after 35 years. I did have it in the shop once like 25 years ago though. Wish everything else I've bought was that reliable?
Sadly, there may be some here that thought you got a new body off rotisserie . . . what's a turntable?
Although, previous discussions on other matters I think shows a somewhat . . . er, uh . . . well used high mileage crowd here?
Sadly, there may be some here that thought you got a new body off rotisserie . . . what's a turntable?
Although, previous discussions on other matters I think shows a somewhat . . . er, uh . . . well used high mileage crowd here?
Nice turntable, Paul.
I still have my old Technics unit which still works like a charm....and of course I still play old vinyl on it. Long live rock and roll.
I had an old Empire direct drive unit which I should have never given up.
They say vinyl is making a comeback...but much of the music is not my taste.
I still have my old Technics unit which still works like a charm....and of course I still play old vinyl on it. Long live rock and roll.
I had an old Empire direct drive unit which I should have never given up.
They say vinyl is making a comeback...but much of the music is not my taste.
I bought my son one of those $100 USB output turntables so he could convert all my LP's to digital. He was just sitting in his computer room playing video games, so I figured he could do it in his spare time.
Next thing I know he goes and sees "Straight Outta Compton" with his high school friends and is looking for Technics 1200's on CL to learn to Scratch DJ. He's upgraded a couple time since then and just sold the T1200's while he was back in Dallas for spring break for $200 more than he paid for them.
2 years after I buy him a $100 USB turntable he's a College freshman who never had a real job in his life making $500 every weekend DJing Clubs, formals and weddings and my LP's still sit in the closet unconverted.
Next thing I know he goes and sees "Straight Outta Compton" with his high school friends and is looking for Technics 1200's on CL to learn to Scratch DJ. He's upgraded a couple time since then and just sold the T1200's while he was back in Dallas for spring break for $200 more than he paid for them.
2 years after I buy him a $100 USB turntable he's a College freshman who never had a real job in his life making $500 every weekend DJing Clubs, formals and weddings and my LP's still sit in the closet unconverted.
Yes and so far its been much cheaper than "racing cars" which he thinks is his REAL untapped talent. I suspect it is going to be a while before somebody pays him $500/weekend to "race cars".
Still love the old vinyl. Have a Sony TT. Other than ease of use, 8 tracks SUCKED. Then cassettes got misplaced to easy. The younger gen doesn't have a clue what we went through to listen to the greatest music EVER made. Late 50s 60s most of the 70s
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