Aaaaarrgh

You need some installation gauge like MFSL Geo-Disc or Schoen-Schablone. I recommend the latter one but i don't know if it's available in english.

I must admit it's a bit pricey, but i works great. And i have the feeling that there are much more records with too small spindle holes now than in the good old days.

I use one of these: http://dacapo-records.de/product_info.php/cPath/560_599/products_id/1626 [use Google translator if you don't speak german ;-)] Works perfect and you have no problems with damaged spindle holes.

Got my metal box and bagged from customs today. Had to pay 46 euros. Damn. But the heavy records from the metal box sound absolutely fabulous. Too late show sounds so much better than the old pressing.

Thanks for the info.

Are some of the records were cut at 45 rpm or are all on 33. I still haven't got my box set so... The old too late show was only at 33.

I think all modern records are mastered with the RIAA curve, even if they play with 78 rpm. You may check out the cool 78 rpm albums by Kitty, Daisy & Lewis. They look like a 1940s record album. And the music is great too.

Haven't seen this tread before, but as i'm registered with fatwreck wiki i know there are collectors out there who collect everything a label puts out. I collect records with music i like and not because they were put out by a specific label.

They must have multiple paypal accouts too. But who's so crazy to want all variants?

I think that was so far the greatest thing any label had done for the fans. I hope i'll get the records i wanted...

Nice to see so many users of fatwreckwiki here.

We'll see if we can crash the paypal site in about 90 minutes...

I'll try it with: Toxic Reasons - Nobody Tells Us

Me too...

Just imagine the total uber set: 12 one-sided tye dye records on 250 gram vinyl. Packed in a metal box with the denim bag to cover all...