@Coinstartled said:
When faced with a worn or warped record album, place a quarter over the cartridge (needle) to improve tracking.
*not recommended.
Please don't do that unless it is zinc as clad is too heavy. Why warp a needle needlessly? They're as rare as hen's teeth these days as turntables are not produced anymore unless you're a music afficianto and even then, good luck.
Forget zinc and clad.....90% silver is the only way to fly!!
@Coinstartled said:
When faced with a worn or warped record album, place a quarter over the cartridge (needle) to improve tracking.
*not recommended.
that reminds me: a coin can be used to balance a paddle on a ceiling fan.
Use glue (not Elmers) or it will rotate (fall) off the first or second time the fan motor is activated.
LOL, yeah, I thought that was a given. But nowadays, we have to tell people that plastic bags are not toys for babies, so I guess full instructions are needed.
@Coinstartled said:
When faced with a worn or warped record album, place a quarter over the cartridge (needle) to improve tracking.
*not recommended.
Please don't do that unless it is zinc as clad is too heavy. Why warp a needle needlessly? They're as rare as hen's teeth these days as turntables are not produced anymore unless you're a music afficianto and even then, good luck.
Forget zinc and clad.....90% silver is the only way to fly!!
Post 1965 silver is too heavy. I don't know about old pre-dated 1964 (or before) silver weights.
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Forget zinc and clad.....90% silver is the only way to fly!!
LOL, yeah, I thought that was a given. But nowadays, we have to tell people that plastic bags are not toys for babies, so I guess full instructions are needed.
Post 1965 silver is too heavy. I don't know about old pre-dated 1964 (or before) silver weights.