8 thoughts on “ Why Should I Be Moved - Clyde Wright - My Confession (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Vinyl records are treasures to enjoy, but one must treat them with care as they are very fragile and easily damaged. Below are ten common mistakes that can ruin records and/or impede their sound quality. Read on to find out why WD is not to be used on records and a whole lot more. Written by Bernard F. Lopez.

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2. Feb 04,  · One of the main questions new vinyl collectors run into is why they cannot hear their albums after plugging their turntable into their stereo. This video explains how to fix this! Helpful Links.

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3. My serious vinyl addiction stopped in 89 when a mortgage on a one bedroom cottage kicked in. As my age-o-meter clicked over the 50 mark in December, I find myself looking back and examining my life. There are still gaps in memories caused by a car accident some years ago, but when I think hard, I can unlock some of those that are missing.

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4. Aug 17,  · Whether I’m hunting for used LP’s or buying virgin vinyl, I always clean my records to reduce surface noise and enjoy maximum fidelity. These three methods for cleaning your vinyl and stylus needle will bring you closer to the music and help preserve your albums for years to come. 1. Dry brush method The easiest way to remove dust particles manually is to use a carbon fiber record brush.

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5. Improper storage, exposure to heat, and cats can lead to warped vinyl. Warped vinyl can lead to a wobbly sounding rendition of your favorite song. Fortunately, warped records can often be fixed, so you can be back to rockin' and rollin' in no time. You'll need two sheets of glass larger than your album, but small enough to fit in your oven.

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6. Love confessions () / Vinyl record [Vinyl-LP] LP (12" album, 33 rpm) Miki Howard Format: Vinyl. out of 5 stars 8 ratings. See all 12 formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Listen Now with Amazon Music: Love Confessions "Please retry" Amazon Music Unlimited/5(8).

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7. Should I go to confession if I haven’t committed any sins since my last confession? No, you should stay at home and wait for your canonization papers to arrive! Seriously, if it’s been several weeks since your last confession, you have probably not examined your conscience very carefully.

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8. This is the friction of the stylus dragging against the vinyl. It should be unnoticeable, except for very quiet parts of the music. "Crackling" is a sign of a damaged or dirty record. The problem is that dust particles seem to be attracted to the vinyl like a magnet. I suggest you invest in a anti-static vinyl brush and use it before every session.

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