De-warping records is often inconsistent and unreliable. You think you have successfully flattened a record only to find the warp returns a few months later.
De-warping records is often inconsistent and unreliable. You think you have successfully flattened a record only to find the warp returns a few months later.
Barry
I have one or two here, they are in the Jimi Hendrix Woodstock box set.
If you want to deal with it you can carefully open the hole up bigger and center the record manually so to speak.
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So true. My worst is an original copy of Aqualung. It was completely unplayable once upon a time, but storing it correctly helped, and it got better. Then, I got fed up and flattened it. I laid it on top of my Krell! And as soon as it laid flat I slid it off onto a piece of glass, an old refrigerator shelf. It seemed fixed! But last time I played it, darn if I didn't see a bit of it coming back? I'll never understand that.
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