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And then?

So what's next?
 
Just to give you a bit of inspiration I've sold turntables to a few of the guys at work recently and the upgrade bug has caught hard with two of them (the third bought the nicest table and doesn't really need to).
Ones a Trio (Kenwood) KD-1033 and the guy has had the top plate painted metallic burgundy by the car body shop over the road and is re making the plinth in ash I think
The other is remaking the Revolver Rebel I sold him. That's getting a new top plate made out of thick black acrylic and he's making a plinth out of maple for it, when They're finally done I'll post some pictures.
They both gave me a bit of inspiration to do a bit more to the direct drive suspended sub-chassis deck I made so I'm making a big thick acrylic platter for that.
 
Keep us posted with updates.

Here's one I made from an old and ugly AR deck using ply, ebony veneer and yacht varnish. It was time consuming but came out quite well. Pictures at the end of the thread 
https://www.vinylengine.com/turntable_forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=90580

Hope this goes well for you- that Beatles graphic has got to go

URC MX-890 
 
Finally was able to program a turntable activity/icon into a universal remote control
 

So the thread title never has to change again, right?!

Yeah I love NOES, but $250, Jesus. I was thinking a 4xLP like Last of Us for $70x2, so maybe $150.  Me thinks this will be a hard pass.
 
I hope that eventually the OST to the original film becomes available on its own. 

This statement wins the thread

Discogs is better than DF in every way, but OK.

This statement wins the thread

The same, I tried DF a long time ago and probably because I'd already uploaded my collection to discogs and was used to it and so found DF to be difficult to use.
 
My collection when I loaded it all onto Discogs was somewhere around 6500 Albums, it's somewhere around 8800 now and I have absolutely no problem browsing through it, in fact I used the app today on my phone to stop me buying something I already had which was no problem to find at all.
 
The other thing with Discogs is that I can download a csv file of my collection, wantlist, tradelist etc. etc and use them in a spreadsheet how ever I want. I know you can bulk upload things for sale so you might be able to do the same with a csv file of your collection from google docs if the columns are ordered correctly.
 
Much like mobile phones or a lot of computer software I think its probably a case of whatever you used first is going to be what you are used to and anything else is just wrong.
 
 

Discogs is essentially the Amazon of record collecting at this point. Attempting to maintain and use any other type of online collection database is redundant and unnecessary

Discogs is essentially the Amazon of record collecting at this point. Attempting to maintain and use any other type of online collection database is redundant and unnecessary

Discogs is essentially the Amazon of record collecting at this point. Attempting to maintain and use any other type of online collection database is redundant and unnecessary

This is not an original soundtrack recording.  Bit Brigade is a rock band that plays video game soundtracks.. Their live shows usually consist of them playing through a game soundtrack in sync with a dude who sits on stage and speedruns through the actual game which is projected behind them.  It's fucking awesome!
 
The quality of their releases are usually spot on, I own both the Zelda and Mega Man LPs.  The Zelda album was remastered from the original digital release and sounds amazing.

This is not an original soundtrack recording.  Bit Brigade is a rock band that plays video game soundtracks.. Their live shows usually consist of them playing through a game soundtrack in sync with a dude who sits on stage and speedruns through the actual game which is projected behind them.  It's fucking awesome!
 
The quality of their releases are usually spot on, I own both the Zelda and Mega Man LPs.  The Zelda album was remastered from the original digital release and sounds amazing.

Can we please get a decent press of Miasma? I've always thought the mix was a little rough and could use a remaster. 
 
A guy can dream

For those around LA/SFV looking for this, freakbeat got about 45 copies of the blue for $32.99.  There were like 3 other dudes there to buy it at store open 

For those around LA/SFV looking for this, freakbeat got about 45 copies of the blue for $32.99.  There were like 3 other dudes there to buy it at store open 

I can't speak to the % that got filled, but I knew I had gotten an email like that from BM before. It was Benji. And If I remember correctly, not many people at VC were cancelled. 

Here's a current, ever so slightly crooked photo of what I'm working with these days:

You do realize that the Used CD is avail for about .25 cents. 
You would essentially be listening to the same thing with surface noise

I didn't think there was a turntable design I could  have desired any less than this Beatles one, and then you said yellow. 
 
Ew. 

I didn't think there was a turntable design I could  have desired any less than this Beatles one, and then you said yellow. 
 
Ew. 

I didn't think there was a turntable design I could  have desired any less than this Beatles one, and then you said yellow. 
 
Ew.