How far back would the POD need to be in order for the resurgence of analog (Moleskine notebooks, vinyl records, typewriters, etc) to be much bigger in the digital age?
How far back would the POD need to be in order for the resurgence of analog (Moleskine notebooks, vinyl records, typewriters, etc) to be much bigger in the digital age?
Vinyl sucked in the '70s, the cool kids who knew a decent format, went Reel to Reel. Early surround sound with quadraphonic gear, too.
Yeah, five minutes of mono recorded on a 12" shellac disk, with a top end of 11,000 Hz. Every play using those steel needles brings the quality down, too.Shame today's kids will never know the joy of playing a record on 78.
Shame today's kids will never know the joy of playing a record on 78.
Yeah, five minutes of mono recorded on a 12" shellac disk, with a top end of 11,000 Hz. Every play using those steel needles brings the quality down, too.
Especially when you have to wind the machine first.
I noted the needles seem to wear out at a fearsome rate. I have an ancient wind-up Victrola that I bought for a song, and repaired with some thought of selling it. Turns out though, my two-year old daughter loves it.
Not that far. Earlier acceptance of LGBT, especially trans people than OTL. I've noticed a curious trend of liking vinyl music and being trans in my social circle so there may be something to this. Does vinyl contain precursors to estrogen?How far back would the POD need to be in order for the resurgence of analog (Moleskine notebooks, vinyl records, typewriters, etc) to be much bigger in the digital age?
I was thinking more of playing a 33 on 78 so it sounds like Alvin and the Chipmunks.
Vinyl sucked in the '70s, the cool kids who knew a decent format, went Reel to Reel. Early surround sound with quadraphonic gear, too.
Where was your pocket money paper round when you were a kid, Beverly Hills 90210?