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don't think too many millennials will be buying this!
This single invention could mean a comeback for our beloved vinyl collection–as the new ELP Laser Turntable plays records without using a needle!
Remember, as amazing your great record collection was, eventually your greatest “platters” would get scratched, dinged, even the grooves “worn down” after heavy use? Well the ELP Laser Turntable plays all your favorite records without having the need to actually touch the wax!
“The Laser Turntable employs patented technology that produces phenomenal fidelity while never physically touching the record, thus eliminating the deterioration to the album’s surface inflicted by conventional turntables.
The laser’s precision allows you to pick up audio information that has never been touched or damaged by a needle. This virgin audio information is then reproduced without digitization maintaining true analog sound as close as possible to when the master tape was recorded. The Laser Turntable even allows you to play records that have been severely warped or damaged over years of wear and tear.” – ELP|
But don’t get too excited too quickly. The price? Just $15,000.
Yikes! On second thought, maybe a few scratches on my vinyl isn’t too bad after all.
source: decodedmagazine.com
With many thanks to Magic 925
2014 Is The First Year Ever With ZERO Platinum-certified Records
Why Vinyl Is The Only Worthwhile Way To Own Music
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This single invention could mean a comeback for our beloved vinyl collection–as the new ELP Laser Turntable plays records without using a needle!
Remember, as amazing your great record collection was, eventually your greatest “platters” would get scratched, dinged, even the grooves “worn down” after heavy use? Well the ELP Laser Turntable plays all your favorite records without having the need to actually touch the wax!
“The Laser Turntable employs patented technology that produces phenomenal fidelity while never physically touching the record, thus eliminating the deterioration to the album’s surface inflicted by conventional turntables.
The laser’s precision allows you to pick up audio information that has never been touched or damaged by a needle. This virgin audio information is then reproduced without digitization maintaining true analog sound as close as possible to when the master tape was recorded. The Laser Turntable even allows you to play records that have been severely warped or damaged over years of wear and tear.” – ELP|
But don’t get too excited too quickly. The price? Just $15,000.
Yikes! On second thought, maybe a few scratches on my vinyl isn’t too bad after all.
source: decodedmagazine.com
With many thanks to Magic 925
2014 Is The First Year Ever With ZERO Platinum-certified Records
Why Vinyl Is The Only Worthwhile Way To Own Music
Is The CD Dead?
