Would a 'Thrift Store'...

dj e.d.e wrote:

fobedafied wrote:make sure you make it so the need DROPS over the crack and doesnt have to CLIMB over the cracked part... its hard to put into words, but just make sure that when the needle hits the cracked area, that before the crack the needle on the record is higher in elevation than the part of the record that the needle will ride AFTER the crack in the record... you should be able to manipulate the record on both sides of the crack back and forth and can set the record up so that as the record spins the needle keeps dropping DOWN the crack and ensuring that it never has to CLIMB over the crack in the vinyl!

i hope this makes sense

you should be able to even it out and if you dont , dont play it , cuz youll fuc up ur needle. fuc that dropin shizz you should beable to play it without any pop, the crack should be tight, or dont play it cuz yoyu will fuc them up.

thanks for the info!

not that big of a drop, it is just a TAD lower than the first side of the scrathed record... it is almost even, just make sure the needle is always traveling downhill and not uphill, not enough of a drop where the needle is actually dropping, you shouldnt hear much of the pop of the scratch at all...

on another note,

dont you just love it when the record skips and it keeps skipping and makes pretty close to a perfect loop... pretty rare, but its kinda fun when you find a rec like this...

i've bought some records that was scratched to a prefect loop but , i have to take the scratch off.

dj e.d.e wrote:many many many years ago i bought this record and it drop'd and hit the floor i was piss'd , but i still kept it and i play'd it , it's got some use still in this condition,


i dont show this record much , this is first time i have s hown it to anyone but it gets some play here and there, as i have another one

ha ha ha 1 of my 2 copies of Mantronix "Fresh Is The Word[??]" looks just like that.....

I've actually made a dope beat when a record skips and creates a perfect loop...completely by accident. I would've never used it as a loop, but the record itself pointed it out to me. Check out the beat. It's called "That's How I Know It's Christmas"