a bit OT: Will a 78 rpm record damage a normal stylus?
On 01/04/2021 18:47, Tim+ wrote:
Weirdly I found an old 78rpm record of Harry Gordon stuffed under a hedge
this morning whilst out for a run.
I have a conventional record deck and wondered about playing it once at 45
rpm and recording it and then speeding up the playback.
Would this work?
Tim
Don't do it, it will **** your stylus right royally. It will be
rattling around like a loose thing on international
loose-things-rattling-around day.
Context: Former broadcast engineer servicing and repairing 'record
players' among other things for a major UK corporation of British
broadcasting fame.
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Cheers
Clive
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