Did you see this e-article in Yahoo news today??


https://www.yahoo.com/makers/why-this-record-stores-750-lps-are-hot-sellers-112730604250.html

A few things stood for me:
* he offers money-back if not satisfied. Nice to know this!
* he insists that the 'audiophile haters" are wrong to blame the audiophiles when they (latter) buy pricey stereos
* the LP cleaning solutions recommended are none other than Walker Audio & Disc Doctor; not some run of the mill product
* Port's recommendations for warming up the stereo seems to be in-line with what I've read here in the basic guidelines

hmmmmm..........maybe there are more audiophile 'crack-pots' out there that need to be recruited into the AudioAssylum??? ;-)
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Showing 1 response by hevac1

Of what I understand the equipment he uses is highly modified. Nothing is as purchased. How can you judge a record that most people will be playing on standard stock equipment regardless of its cost? Is the system on the analitical solid state side or the warm tube side as that will effect playback?. I would like this information before purchasing. Also shipping cost for the return of a 750.00 record is what?
I would rather talk with a local dealer to listen to what he has to pick the best sounding version on MY system. He would get back all clean records for his trouble. If you buy used records then you will have a store you go to often and have a relationship with the owner. I do with 3 stores and all have great return policies especially since everything is cleaner upon return than when it leaves