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not dead yet |
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I had a record player and some vinyl for Christmas :) |
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rip vinyl u had a good life |
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analogue laser vinyls ? instead of needle use a laser thing on an analogue record? been done of course |
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"The prototype revealed an interesting flaw of laser turntables: they are so accurate that they play every particle of dirt and dust on the record, rather than pushing them aside as a conventional stylus would" |
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Interesting well spotted sirLOL. so the vinyls would have to be created and stored like hard drive plateaus. dust free. Making them very expensive indeed. Or maybe they are stored in dust free cassettes like Mini disc cassette boxes, that you insert into a special turntable machine ( like a mini disc player but bigger) that takes out the vinyl from le cassette the user inserts, then plays it and ejects the vinly back out within the cassette/sleeve so it does not pick up dust. That would keep the vinylzs clean. and sounding nice. |
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mounted on a bearing within a transparent record cassette box, the vinyl would not have to be removed. it could remain inside and spin within its dust free container, the lazer reads through a lense mounted on the cassette box. |
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surely they could create some heuristic algorithm to eliminate most of the dust noise, or genetically engineer a miniature dust sucking elephant to walk around on the platter |
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the vinyl is vaccum-cleaned to ten microns and then launched into space ensconced in a sterile module. geosynchronous orbit is used for optimum stability at a level not possible on the surface of the earth. from there, a ten million dollar laser scans the vinyl, and beams down a 192k AAC rip from youtube |
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^ only if you have some of those cryogenic frozen speaker cables |
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