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    What the heck. I'll try again (with a better thread title this time).

    I don't know how many folks have youtube accounts or other vid host options; but, if you do, why not share the addiction. Every now and then I like to look at someone else's rig (...don't go there, keep it clean...).

    Anyone game?
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    Umm...nice idea, but there isn't a lot to see compared to just a photograph of a record being played is there? Oh, I suppose one could pan around and show the deck from different angles.
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    Yes, but don't forget that the sound produced can be recorded and judged by others! Who needs 'illegal' needle-drops, eh?

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    Quote Originally Posted by YNWaN View Post
    Umm...nice idea, but there isn't a lot to see compared to just a photograph of a record being played is there? Oh, I suppose one could pan around and show the deck from different angles.
    Hey Mark,

    Just trying to have a little fun, here. It's the next best thing to being there. Take for instance this gentlemen and his setup: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJT-tzW1g7k. (purposefully not embedded) I thought the vid was cool. Youtube has no shortage of turntable clips. Why not AOS members?
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    Quote Originally Posted by WOStantonCS100 View Post
    Hey Mark,

    Just trying to have a little fun, here. It's the next best thing to being there. Take for instance this gentlemen and his setup: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJT-tzW1g7k. (purposefully not embedded) I thought the vid was cool. Youtube has no shortage of turntable clips. Why not AOS members?
    Quite a bit of pop and crackle (well worn copy?) - perhaps he sould invest in an RCM. Sounds Impressive though. Nice Idea but you need good video/recording equipment especialy to get a decent idea of the sound.

    This is a better effort with more 'modest' equipment and he gives details of how achieved.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfQD3...feature=fvwrel

    Need to listen in HD.
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    I've posted this before ... But here is my sort of video

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    Quote Originally Posted by WOStantonCS100 View Post
    Hey Mark,

    Just trying to have a little fun, here. It's the next best thing to being there.
    Yeah, fair enough

    I've got a YouTube account I think - might give it a go. I don't think the little camera I would use records sound though - which is perhaps just as well as the whole needle-drop issue is potentially still a problem.
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    I've just watched that vid that Biff linked to - look at the bit where he points the camera at the drive units; the auto-focus must lock on the cones because the focus starts to adjust rapidly, in time with the music .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hamish View Post
    I've posted this before ... But here is my sort of video

    I've been watching it for half an hour but the tone arm has not moved???

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    Watch it for another 30 minutes....
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