[ale] vinyl records

[Ron Frazier]

Jeff's comment reminded me: my wife likes to go to Goodwill all the 
time.  Most of those stores have an album section.  Condition varies 
widely from unusable to almost new.  Prices are fairly cheap.  Also, 
there are always people selling albums on EBay.  I bought a neat Elvis 
album that way once.

Sincerely,

Ron

On 9/14/2011 10:02 PM, Jeff Hubbs wrote:
> Any Salvation Army is likely to have *something* you can play.  Make
> sure that you find the docs for the turntable and adjust the position of
> the stylus relative to the cartridge shell according to specs.
>
> Some stores may have *new* vinyl - see if Hot Topic sells any still.  So
> might FYE.
>
> On 9/14/11 9:13 PM, David Hillman wrote:
>    
>> I just picked up a nice pair of JBL Northridge speakers, NAD 2200 Power
>> Envelope amplifier and a matching preamp at a yard sale for next to
>> nothing.  A hefty Technics direct drive turntable that looks like it was
>> built to survive anything was part of the deal.  I got a new cartridge
>> for the turntable at Guitar Center.
>>
>> Where does one find good vinyl records in the Atlanta area?  I always
>> wanted to hear Jean Michel Jarre's Oxygene on vinyl.  Are there any
>> other good electronic albums that might still be available out there?
>>
>> By the way, are the lights supposed to flicker after turning on the amp?
>>      

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