What to Expect when Selling Vinyl Records
Selling LPs to a Record Store If you're thinking about [...]
Selling LPs to a Record Store If you're thinking about [...]
Learn about Goldmine Magazine - the original Discogs.
Vinyl grading explained in simple terms. Learn how record collectors grade vinyl records and album covers, what terms like Mint, Near Mint, Very Good Plus, and Good actually mean, and how condition affects a record’s value.
Learn how anti-skate works, how to set it correctly, and why proper adjustment can improve tracking, sound quality, and record and stylus life. This simple guide explains everything you need to know about setting anti-skate on your turntable.
Back in the mid- to late-90s, I bought my [...]
Discover why jazz lovers continue to embrace CDs for their exceptional sound quality, affordable prices, detailed liner notes, and vast selection of classic and modern recordings. Whether you're a longtime collector or just getting into jazz, compact discs remain one of the best ways to experience the music.
Discover why jazz lovers continue to embrace CDs for their exceptional sound quality, affordable prices, detailed liner notes, and vast selection of classic and modern recordings. Whether you're a longtime collector or just getting into jazz, compact discs remain one of the best ways to experience the music.
Discover why jazz lovers continue to embrace CDs for their exceptional sound quality, affordable prices, detailed liner notes, and vast selection of classic and modern recordings. Whether you're a longtime collector or just getting into jazz, compact discs remain one of the best ways to experience the music.
I upgraded from the Fluance RT85 with an Ortofon 2M Blue to the new RT87 flagship turntable and put it to the test. With upgrades like a carbon fiber tonearm, dual-plinth isolation, a heavier acrylic platter, and weight-based anti-skate, the RT87 refines an already excellent platform—but is it worth the extra $250? Here’s my real-world take after living with both.
Hands-on review of the VPI HW-16.5 record cleaning machine covering build quality, vacuum performance, real-world workflow, noise, and whether it’s still worth it for serious vinyl collectors today.