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Vinyl Records
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star_adrianne wrote: »any good website to find vinyl other than ebay?
http://www.discogs.com
http://www.gemm.com
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^ This is an excellent way to clean up even your most knackered records!
You won't fix scratches with it, but it will get decades worth of mould, ash, dust etc out of the grooves, enough to get a slightly better recording off an old one anyway!0 -
Executive Steve wrote: »
^ This is an excellent way to clean up even your most knackered records!
You won't fix scratches with it, but it will get decades worth of mould, ash, dust etc out of the grooves, enough to get a slightly better recording off an old one anyway!
I did this to an old bowie single I found, tis mad when you pull off the glue!0 -
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irlirishkev wrote: »Warm water, a soft sponge and a very small amount of washing up liquid works wonders aswell..
Theoretically you should be using distilled water for that as the minerals in tapwater leave an invisible residue that can actually damage the grooves. 0 -
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