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02-10-2013, 01:18 AM
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David Hasselhoff
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There's an even better article on the topic in the April 19th 2012 NY Times, how-to-enjoy-turntables-without-obsessing-over-them
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02-11-2013, 11:43 PM
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David Hasselhoff
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OK, I was intending to post this to the "What jazz album are you listening to" thread in the jazz forum, but as things turned out I came up with a splendid demonstration of the stellar audio performance of belt-driven turntables.
In my search to find a YouTube of the specific jazz album I wanted to post to that thread, this was typical of what I found, all the videos posted were by the same person. I don't know what turntable & transfer system he/she was using (to the best of my knowledge this music was never released on CD) but the audio quality just didn't satisfy me John Serry - Just for Kicks - YouTube So I used my own vinyl-to-digital transfer of the same album & song, and uploaded it to YouTube. Again I don't know what he/she used but I recorded this from a Rega P25 belt drive turntable. From a 30 year old record. You decide.... John Serry - Just For Kicks - YouTube
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02-12-2013, 09:02 PM
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David Hasselhoff
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Another transfer from my belt drive table to YouTube
I Hate You (Uncensored) Vinyl - My Sister's Machine - YouTube
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