sachu888
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Hi Malvai,
You can keep this Lp for yourself no problem at all :licklips:
Regards,
Sachin
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Hi Malvai,
You can keep this Lp for yourself no problem at all :licklips:
Regards,
Sachin
sachu888
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EP means Extended play I guess. Do each of them contain songs from a single movie? That would be a wonderful acquisition.
But I find it surprising that there are no takers? What could be the reason? Am I missing something obvious?
EP means Extended play I guess. Do each of them contain songs from a single movie? That would be a wonderful acquisition.
But I find it surprising that there are no takers? What could be the reason? Am I missing something obvious?
I think EPs play on a Gramaphone which are hard to come by in good condition. I may be wrong though. The only person I have come across on this forum who has a working Gramaphone is member Suhas.
Bro,
EP means extended play....
usually, EP's would have just one song on each side, to accomodate the tracks that could not fit into the regular two sides...
EP's were also issued to release singles...
They will play on your regular LP players either on 33.3 or 45 RPM, depending on which speed its been cut on.
IMHO, 45 RPM sounds superior to 33.3.
-M
EP means extended play....
usually, EP's would have just one song on each side, to accomodate the tracks that could not fit into the regular two sides...
EP's were also issued to release singles...
They will play on your regular LP players either on 33.3 or 45 RPM, depending on which speed its been cut on.
IMHO, 45 RPM sounds superior to 33.3.
-M
sachu888
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Hi Santhol,
EPs turn on the turntable more quickly than LPs, they don't run as long. The usually hold two or three songs total time from 15 to 30 minutes.They ran longer than singles,playing 45rpm speed.
Regards,
Sachin
They run shorter if on 45 rpm..
sachu888
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Yes Malvai you are right
Even I have a working gramaphone. Not the one with a horn but one in a box with folded horn. I tried playing a few records a decade and half ago (they are different from LPs) but didn't like the SQ. It was very ordinary. It is lying in my mom's place. (hopefully:sad
anm
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sachu888
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Hi Rajiv,
I quote Wikipedia below
"The first test CD was pressed in Hannover, Germany, by the Polydor Pressing Operations plant. The disc contained a recording of Richard Strauss's Eine Alpensinfonie (in English language, An Alpine Symphony), played by the Berlin Philharmonic and conducted by Herbert von Karajan.[11] The first public demonstration was on the BBC television program Tomorrow's World when The Bee Gees' album Living Eyes (1981) was played.[12] In August 1982 the real pressing was ready to begin in the new factory, not far from the place where Emil Berliner had produced his first gramophone record 93 years earlier. By now, Deutsche Grammophon, Berliner's company and the publisher of the Strauss recording, had become a part of PolyGram. The first CD to be manufactured at the new factory was The Visitors (1981) by ABBA.[13] The first album to be released on CD was Billy Joel's 52nd Street, that reached the market alongside Sony's CD player CDP-101 on October 1, 1982 in Japan."
unquote
I correct myself that the First album to be pressed is ABBA - Visitors.
N.Murali
Hey, what is the latest on LPs front?
Hi Malvai
No probs buddy, eagerly awaiting:licklips:
Took my Garrard to the guy Rajiv had referred. Seems to be a very knowledgeable guy. He opened it up and figured that Idler wheel has worn out and advised replacement of cartridge with Shure M 44-7E or M55E
My search is on.
Rgds
Rajesh
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