5 MUST KNOW Vinyl Record Tips (⭐️Number 5 is a BIG Mistake)

Video quality	The size	Download

Information 5 MUST KNOW Vinyl Record Tips (⭐️Number 5 is a BIG Mistake)

Title	:	5 MUST KNOW Vinyl Record Tips (⭐️Number 5 is a BIG Mistake)
Lasting	:	0.50
Date of publication	:
Views	:	120 rb

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Comment from : @Deejayirie

I break many of these rules and enjoy my records
Comment from : @moonbeamskies3346

Nonsense
Comment from : @andrew12348

They got grandpa acting like an MPC from TikTok💀
Comment from : @reesearmstrong912

Boy, im sure glad I came across this video! Im not sure what I would have done! Keep em coming!
Comment from : @mattharter4245

Meanwhile my parents had been keeping their vinyls in a tote in their basement which floods every spring due to snowmelt All stacked on top of each other, 24 years later i buy a record player and my parents give them all to me Most of the cases had small bits of mold on them All the records play well and none are warped In summary dont worry about it too much The only thing these LPs werent subjected to was extreme heat That basement has probably never gotten above 75°
Comment from : @finnie9223

Step 1 buy CDs because vinyl is a waste of money <3
Comment from : @sims420architecture8

Facts: records outlived our grand parents and parents evidently, you can't bring your collection to the grave JUST PLAY THEM and don't worry about them too much!
Comment from : @PatHCN

Thanks for that, Captain Obvious… Just one thing - you don’t touch the surface, not because it will scratch, but because you’ll leave oily prints and you may leave contaminates in the grooves Anyway … all basic stuff
Comment from : @Cpt_Squizzle

That's why CDs are a much better option
Comment from : @alex9920ro

ngl a big reason i got into cassette tapes is because with a good deck you can get the full "audible range" of performance out of it, with good tapes, good sources and again, a nice deck you've keep clean with a good head and low w/f brI can record a tape, and until it wears down, which is a long slow process for good tapes, it's literally just fine cared for the same way as a CDbrMy turntable is regularly defeated by dustbrI have pre recorded albums on cassette released in 1972 (Harvest, Neil Young) and it has some hiss yes, but also a good clear frequency response up to 17k brI have a jefferson airplane record from 1968, Crown of Creation, and it's worn down to a super crackle gravel road sound up to only 11k across the disk both sidesbrIt's so hard to like vinyl
Comment from : @WalnutSpice

another tip:never f!ck the record hole, as this makes the record uncomfortable
Comment from : @lucahan405

Come round mine and I'll show you what a turntablist does with them! It ain't pretty believe
Comment from : @f-ickle1210

Never listen or watch another video from this channel again brbrThat’s the best advice I think they are trying to convey here
Comment from : @PreviouslyFrozenStudios77

or in extreme cases, cut off tee-shirt sleeves and denim jacket sleeves
Comment from : @trees-955

Never listen to bruce springsteen
Comment from : @trees-955

DJs already breaking the first rule
Comment from : @ronweasley2794

DJs hate this video
Comment from : @djdaps1

this is why i use cds
Comment from : @NorwegianCountryball

I still have a working gramophone that's a family heirloom along with records from my great great grandparents They've managed to take care of them excellently, and they've always sworn by storing it on top of each other in a flat surface Don't listen to half of these things
Comment from : @warukattatodore

Store in a clean dry place, not outside in the rain and mud
Comment from : @markartingstall6327

This is common sense!
Comment from : @tonykellydjt2805

👍 Good to know
Comment from : @SJ_new

This short is very, very stupid and I wonder whome it is intended for A vinyl-record andy knows this stuff and someone who isn't buying vinyls won't be interestedbrSo, is it cringe-bait? You decide!
Comment from : @Bukkie661

Never allow Tonya Harding to skate on your vinyl Never bake at 375 It isn't a licorice pizza Never go near any recording of the Cowsills or the Beach Boys It isn't highbrow 😮
Comment from : @JohnBond-m4t

Why even have such downright disinfo such as touching them will scratch them It’s also fine to drop in between songs, or even on song if it’s cheap record and weight and needle is good
Comment from : @Gigacha4000

Had an old 70s Dual turntable that got hit by abrgood luck horseshoe (not very lucky) and broke the tonearm The stylus and cartridgebrsurvived, so I made up a plint ,rebalanced everything, worked fine until I could afford a new turntable😮😢😊😅
Comment from : @thomasryan5357

Tragic
Comment from : @the_normal

Theres nothing like stating the bleeding obvious!
Comment from : @factoryfactory7142

doesnt really matter if u collect those basic middle of the road albums wich are pressed a zillion timesbrannoying video 😞
Comment from : @WhiteCatPharmRecords

Tip #1 your finger tips will not scratch the record It’s the oils from your fingers that can distort the sound
Comment from : @bigblu54

Meanwhile Dj's, not complying with basically any of these and still having records that play well 😆
Comment from : @heiqqmtb6092

but if you can't touch them you can't wiki wiki wack
Comment from : @vlorschbuug

You might want to try a new technology called CD, you'll be amazed by the audio quality
Comment from : @13aivan

What sort of morons is this aimed at? Oh, Americans
Comment from : @stevenallen4992

You mean “5 reasons vinyl is BS”
Comment from : @yubacore2743

Never lower the needle into the middle of a song? That's a new one on me
Comment from : @fogzax

I reluctantly loaned a first press Marvin Gay 'whats going on' it came back with a greasy pizza thumb print on itlesson learned
Comment from : @RonSchaefer-gd3um

Who cares I play CD lol
Comment from : @ted5669

The most basic, elementary advice about records for newbs
Comment from : @stevet7487

I typically like to pour a quarter gram of blow on the record and snort it as it spins Preferably at 33 but 45 if im feeling wild
Comment from : @lostandfound5133

That's an original Foreign 4 record disc from 1981
Comment from : @rEdf196

Dropping the needle by hand is works fine by me Just look en be gentle My Thorens TD134 doesn't have lift, or do the Lenco F50's etc Worked fine those years and still do But a lift of full automatic system comes in handy at times of course
Comment from : @WACONimages

nothing wrong with starting in the middle of a song tbh
Comment from : @fredspekvet5875

Never get into record collecting if you live in Alice Springs They will be damaged from heat or stolen
Comment from : @chuckmaddison2924

Hahahaha scratching DJs now: 🤯😱😳😲🙀🤣🤣
Comment from : @88gregd

Awesome--FINALLY someone that holds records like I do; thumb on label, rather than fingers
Comment from : @petekutheis3822

Records do not scratch easily - bunch of paranoia
Comment from : @Jake-et6ff

I don't drop the needle onto the record, I slowly lower the stylus by the lever that is provided on the turntable for that purpose
Comment from : @MickSupper

This clip is anti-dj
Comment from : @Funkfuzzz

❤❤❤this is what must be done with records There’s no discussion
Comment from : @massimilianomagni2351

No shit Sherlock
Comment from : @jasonwells1982

Pur some silica jel packet on shelf keeps moisture away
Comment from : @davidfox7983

Unless u are a turntablist or hip hop dj only rule i agree w here is to never store them flat always have them standing up
Comment from : @frankiefingerz8047

Lagunitasbr🐺
Comment from : @BlackWolf91-kz6mf

Every DJ is laughing their ass off
Comment from : @theclawmusic

He has a good collection
Comment from : @MartyMartin87

What is a needle something women use it's called a stylus 😮
Comment from : @MichaelBraid-xf3dw

Pretty obvious unless you don’t have a brain
Comment from : @mrmthelostenglishman5780

And never tie your vinyl records to a chain and drag them behind your truck down a dirt roadbrYou'll get your truck dirty
Comment from : @crazyprayingmantis5596

Never listen to db's
Comment from : @0oo00

Yall are tooooo sensitive, sure they are sensitive, but yall need to calm your farm
Comment from : @randomdude7565

Thank you for the advice regarding handling of vinyl records!! 😊
Comment from : @janath9118

is that foreigner 4 on the turn table
Comment from : @rockandroller8352

BRUUUUCE!
Comment from : @rockandroller8352

You can use your fingers to place the needle unto the record, if your hand does not shake After so many decades of playing records, you can gently drop the needle to the record
Comment from : @chenwenhua2269

Please never call an LP record, vinyl We called it as an LP or a long playing album or record
Comment from : @chenwenhua2269

Never place your bottle beer next to your turntable one day you will regret it
Comment from : @andydan3053

This voice is awful
Comment from : @user-zx1ir7jt4c

Foreigner 4!
Comment from : @jesselawson224

Or buy cds
Comment from : @bobf5538

Replace your needle as well when necessary If you lower the needle on the outer grooves and it slides, it's time for a new needle brbrAlso clean the dust off the needle and the record in between playings, especially if you're dealing with older used recordsbrbrMost times if an older record sounds like 'fried eggs' just toss it No amount of cleaning is gonna bring it back to life, and it's only gonna cause more damage to your needle
Comment from : @louiebee6745

what if i leave my record on the turntable for a long time, is that bad?
Comment from : @TheJaxJams

Never drop the needle into the middle of a song? brEvery DJ ever: OK maam 😂
Comment from : @t_albino

I’m currently playing a record, and accidentally touched the record while it was playing Nothing has happened so far, but I’m just wondering if that effects anything
Comment from : @Maddie_reic13

8 track tapes are superior to vinyl in every way
Comment from : @kawaineko7402

As someone who DJs with records I have to touch the record directly to scratch it, and I drop the needle in specific parts of a song not always at the beginning to get the correct transition 😃
Comment from : @Shaderdiceblock

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉😅
Comment from : @bautistarafa70

6- Never have your turntable halfway under a shelf because that’s a great way to catch your record on something and scratch it
Comment from : @bigmacfullerton7870

Thank you!!!!brThe device below is beautiful That's an excellent brand, I'd heard
Comment from : @8th_density

Who tf is going to use the record as a coaster😂😂😂
Comment from : @Smile_youreoncamera

Thank you for the contenttt
Comment from : @Smile_youreoncamera

"How to make anything look complicated" type of video, why do you have to spread audiophile level nonsense?
Comment from : @yisdoge

Back in the day I once played "Back In Black" by AC/DC so loud that the wooden shelf I made in high school came off the wall and down on my record player and broke the vinyl LP into pieces
Comment from : @Fotosaurus56

Bruce is watching in the background
Comment from : @nietmij

my grandpa does all these things
Comment from : @yellower20

Scratch that mutha up time is too short to take his advisedjs have multiple copies of th same recordwho do you think kept prices lowrecords are uber durablewash with a little soap and water use micro fiber wipe against the grain from center to outer edge rinse with distilled water use different micro fiber to dry from center to outer edgeDUST IS THE ENEMY NOT SCRATCHES AND FINGERPRINTS
Comment from : @Frances-z5h

Foreigner 4 - great album 😊
Comment from : @maxwaver777

Vinyl DJs watching this
Comment from : @alexinthemix00

you should also never play it, as it may damage the grooves because of the tip from the needle 😂
Comment from : @dmjjwr

You forgot #7 ALWAYS put the Dust Cover Down while record is playing #8 NEVER buy a Turntable that doesn't have a Dust Cover 🧂🧂👍👍
Comment from : @stevebird9510

Lol, this makes vinyl DJ'ing impossible brbrGood I switched to digital so I don't have to be afraid to breathe too hard while playing records
Comment from : @IanDeVos