Gentlemen, I was thinking back to a disagreement I had on another forum several years ago, about eccentric records. No, it's not a new recording company, (but may be a great name for one!), I mean records that are out of round. Or more precisely, the hole is not exactly in the center.
This forum I was on at the time, related to a turntable website, had mostly European members. And they were all going on about all of the records they owned that were off center. And how well different record players, or tone arms I guess, Handled the issue better. I butted into the conversation and asked exactly how many of these out of round records did they have? One gent said he had maybe 25%! Others claimed the same. Some said more! When I said I lived in the States, and none of my records were off center, they called me a liar! I swore that i was not making this up, and supposed that perhaps the pressing machines in the US were newer? Or in better shape? I had at least 6 people try to explain to me exactly what they meant, and I told them, I've never seen my tonearm swaying from side to side more than a mm if that much, maybe one if any.
So, anyway, since most of you are across the pond, I was wondering if this was true? Is eccentric records something you have to deal with?
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