i see it's gone down in price or maybe it's not as good as the japanese one,
still a little pricey,
but they have been out for about 1yr or 2 now!!!!
By novocaine
Thu Sep 27, 2007 9:14 pm
warped records 
ive gotten ok results from putting the records between two large books in the heat for a controlled amount of time for a hell of alot cheaper....for the most part tho, warped records are useless.
ive gotten ok results from putting the records between two large books in the heat for a controlled amount of time for a hell of alot cheaper....for the most part tho, warped records are useless.
By alcoloic
Thu Sep 27, 2007 9:44 pm
i wonder who's the target buyer for this kind of product .
it's far from cheap
it's far from cheap
By DBA
Fri Sep 28, 2007 12:33 am
For that price, I can definitely do without it. Think about it. Anyone whose a serious collector treats his vinyl very preciously anyway, and would more than likely not put their records in a position to become warped. The only records I have that are warped beyond the normal means of fixing are things I found in the trash, or the .50 cent bin.
By Cazillac
Fri Sep 28, 2007 5:50 pm
yes I got a few classics that are warped... my Nas "Illmatic" comes to mind first... don't know why I started spinning in the hot sac-town sun at this live grafitti art in the park event...
the key to this product is networking with folks to find out who has one and working a good deal. 5 dollars each for each warped record or something like that... I bet you a few big name records stores have 'em.
the key to this product is networking with folks to find out who has one and working a good deal. 5 dollars each for each warped record or something like that... I bet you a few big name records stores have 'em.
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By novocaine
Fri Sep 28, 2007 6:37 pm
im down for that....kinda like that record press thing that's way overpriced.....i've only seen those in pictures
By dj e.d.e
Sat Sep 29, 2007 1:11 am
Cazillac wrote:yes I got a few classics that are warped... my Nas "Illmatic" comes to mind first... don't know why I started spinning in the hot sac-town sun at this live grafitti art in the park event...japanese record shops are the only place i seen
the key to this product is networking with folks to find out who has one and working a good deal. 5 dollars each for each warped record or something like that... I bet you a few big name records stores have 'em.
By J2kxl
Sun Sep 30, 2007 11:26 pm
dj e.d.e wrote:i see it's gone down in price or maybe it's not as good as the japanese one,
still a little pricey,
but they have been out for about 1yr or 2 now!!!!
How much are the japaneesey ones? got a link?
Deta!L wrote:
should have taken longer to post this than to actually do it yourself
should have taken longer to post this than to actually do it yourself
By dj e.d.e
Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:51 am
J2kxl wrote:dj e.d.e wrote:i see it's gone down in price or maybe it's not as good as the japanese one,
still a little pricey,
but they have been out for about 1yr or 2 now!!!!
How much are the japaneesey ones? got a link?
not sure if it's still there or not but search the website as i said it was 2g's and it may have gone down in price.....if you watch deep crates 2 you will see it in action a little bit , but it's a good investment if you sell records,i got a few records that need fixin that i would like to try on this machine...... but for this price i still would rather have a VPI machine so i can clean my vinyl .
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By J2kxl
Tue Oct 02, 2007 6:54 am
Oh my bad. thought you said the one from Japan was cheaper. I def aint rich.
Peace
Peace
Deta!L wrote:
should have taken longer to post this than to actually do it yourself
should have taken longer to post this than to actually do it yourself
By Cazillac
Tue Oct 02, 2007 5:36 pm
dj e.d.e wrote:Cazillac wrote:yes I got a few classics that are warped... my Nas "Illmatic" comes to mind first... don't know why I started spinning in the hot sac-town sun at this live grafitti art in the park event...japanese record shops are the only place i seen
the key to this product is networking with folks to find out who has one and working a good deal. 5 dollars each for each warped record or something like that... I bet you a few big name records stores have 'em.
in japan town?