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Our Guide To The 5 Best Turntables Under $500
Is a new turntable in your future? Tired of fussing with vintage kit? We’ve got the deets to help ease your decision making process.
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The best albums are both timeless and time capsules. They can inspire and console you. With these uncertain days, they’re the perfect, welcome interruption.
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Maintaining a vintage vinyl collection properly will reap huge benefits: a) You’ll enjoy clean, clear sound and b) Your collection will continue to grow in value. Here are some great options for cleaning your vinyl records and storing them safely.
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Singer songwriter aficionados should seek out the Rupert Holmes discography. Holmes’s three LP run with Epic in the mid-’70s produced some of the finest music released during that period.
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This is the first in a new series of interviews with an eclectic mix of vinyl aficionados – shop owners, collectors, and industry vets.
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From stylish ways to display what’s spinning now to full blown vinyl record storage solutions, check out our top 7 picks to house your vinyl collection.
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Post-punk came immediately after the punk movement, simultaneous in the USA & the United Kingdom. Where to start? We break down 10 of the defining albums to own.
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The singular question coming into this project must’ve been “how do we improve on a classic that when originally recorded in 1969 was a “state-of-the-art, modern recording.”
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We sharpened our focus on over-ear headphones providing the most accurate, pleasing sound at price points that should bring a smile to all audiophiles.
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Things have changed on Bob Dylan’s Fall 2019 Tour and we made plans to be at the Denver show. As usual, surprises were in store.
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