philrockabill

Meh, blue. Just got the email that it is shipped.

any news??

I think so. "I was also told lenny is supposed to be in another 4 weeks. We have all jackets, inserts, pint glasses, koozies and buttons sitting here...but no vinyl. The plant used for these releases is terrible and no one we do business with again will be using them again." says their employee Danny. The plant used for pressing is terrible? Let's hope the vinyl quality will not be affected by this?

Any news? haven't received the "blast" yet... What's going on?

Any news?

Anyone got an email on this? Got nothing so i assumed it is good news?

Ok, here's a few points that needs to be said. Turntable with a built in preamp = Any receiver will work. If you use a newer home theather style receiver, you'll need to use the pre amp from the turntable since the amp don't have a phono. These turntables just gives you the opportunity to either use a phono box or it's internal pre amp. It's the easiest way to go. You just plug in your turntable into AUX and put the turntable's switch to "line out" and you're ready to go. Turntable with no built in pre amp = You'll need a Receiver with a phono (vintage ones usually have one) or use a phono box if using one with none. A newer receiver WILL NOT WORK if used with a turntable with no pre amp. You will need a phono box. No matter what: Turntable + receiver + speakers + (phono box if needed depending on set up). This is what you will need to make your turntable work.

I've got both vintage and new equipement. My vintage turntable is kinda messed up now. I think i need to change the ground and the rca plugs. And my receiver would need a huge tune up too. A couple of months ago, i bought an AT-LP120 and changed the cartridge for a Shure M97xe. I think it works perfectly and beyond of what i was expecting. It's connected to my Onkyo receiver using it's own pre amp.

Don't you just love this kinda crap. If this is true, it's the least they can do to let us know it is delayed...

Yes. And the documentary that Joe Escalante is suppose to do and it's also time for a new live DVD show (no festival crap though).

Overpriced. I'm a huge fan and would never pay that kind of money for a 45. The new album is good. Not their best album i agree. It's a rock record with a punk edge to it. Mike is not into punk anymore and old fans will have to accept this or move on. He wants to experience new sound and i'm totally happy with this. Their new direction with this record only make me wants another one in the next year! Give it a couple of listen and it might grew on you? But, to each is own i guess...

Tomorrow!

I don't think i would ever order again from them. Records are poorly packaged and my Dave Hause (new) vinyl wasn't even in a shrink. I even sent them an email letting them know that it had 3 bent corners and a huge dent. The answer i got was: Sorry. I was expecting a discount for my next order? Got nothing.