"yES , i MET YOUR FRIEND. In fact , I rode with him and the Bassist on a shuttle bus. The club hired a bus to pick people up at a couple of bars , and take them to the show , but , it was a new place , then , and they were advertising - challenged.…"
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Portable Turntables
so do any of you weirdos have a portable turntable? i was thinkin it'd be fun to get one for the backyard since summer's here and it's grillin' season and i get tired of the radio and and and......i just think it'd be bitchen to have a portable turntable to play 45s outside, i'm sorry.
Needle Doctor sells some:
http://www.needledoctor.com/Online-Store/Portable-Turntables
i also heard that the Columbia GP-3 is a keeper (battery powered, too!).
whatcha got? anything good on this?
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Permalink Reply by kopper on -
That little Japanese thing looks pretty badass. But is it loud enough?
BTW, when I was a kid, I had one of those round transistor radios you can see in the background in that video. Mine was green. It's long gone.
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Permalink Reply by Jessy Drastic on -
they are cool, but not so practical.
not only do bbq sauce & vinyl not mix, it's a real pain in the ass to flip records AND burgers at the same time.
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Permalink Reply by TeenFink on -
party pooper.
Jessy Drastic said:they are cool, but not so practical.
not only do bbq sauce & vinyl not mix, it's a real pain in the ass to flip records AND burgers at the same time.
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Permalink Reply by Ken on -
The only advice I have is NOT to get one of the cheapo Crosley deals they sell at Target, walmart, et. al. Especially if you plan on playing 45s. They have this annoying auto-stop function that normally cuts of a 7"er at about the Two and a half minute mark.
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Permalink Reply by Jessy Drastic on
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i know. :( but i also know that the records i would even want to spin at a bbq are ones i didn't just pay $1 for.. and if something sat in the sun, or had beer spilled on it - it would be total suck-b-que city..something like that would be awesome though, like. a guy, and a gal... on a rooftop... a bunch of sweet ass records, and a bottle of cheap wine, and a bit of good weed, and ... oh shit, what were we talking about again..?
TeenFink said:party pooper.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Humsgreen on -
An arty picture frame shop on my street wanted to display a Nancy Sinatra 7" framed in the window. It lasted one day before it had melted into some weird sculpture. Ooops
Get a ghetto blaster, nobody misses tapes and they still look kick arse.
Jessy Drastic said:
i know. :( but i also know that the records i would even want to spin at a bbq are ones i didn't just pay $1 for.. and if something sat in the sun, or had beer spilled on it - it would be total suck-b-que city..
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Permalink Reply by Jessy Drastic on
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yup, this.
or, burn all your vinyl to mp3's, load up an iPod, and voila - you have a dj taking care of tunes while you get to sit back & stuff your face with burgers.
Mike Humsgreen said:Get a ghetto blaster, nobody misses tapes and they still look kick arse.
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Permalink Reply by Thee Wild Wraith on -
I have the Crosley CR-40 and it has no automatic cut off.
It's not great, but it's fairly inexpensive and I figured if I'm going to be using it as a portable and it's gonna be getting banged around and stuff, what's the point of spending a lot?
It's not too loud, but you can attach it to external speakers. I would never suggest it to a serious audiophile though. It has zero extras. It's just something convenient to carry from room to room. You gotta plug it in. I like it for what it is, a cheap portable that I don't have to worry about abusing.
Ken said:The only advice I have is NOT to get one of the cheapo Crosley deals they sell at Target, walmart, et. al. Especially if you plan on playing 45s. They have this annoying auto-stop function that normally cuts of a 7"er at about the Two and a half minute mark.
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Permalink Reply by Steven Madson on -
I have a Numark pt-01 and I really like it, sounds decent, and you can hook up a couple of computer speakers in the headphone jack if you want, also can run on batteries, and for 100$ its not too pricy
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Permalink Reply by Al Aitchison on -
I use the Numark PT-01USB and really dig it. I like for record shows and recording vinyl. Uses battery or A/C power. It also has RCA outputs if you'd rather not use the built in speaker. Very eay to find online (Ebay, Amazon et. al)
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Permalink Reply by Jessy Drastic on
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just ran across this today, it actually looks pretty cool.. integrated iPod dock and it will record vinyl to mp3, etc..
http://www.pyleaudio.com/sku/PLTTB8UI/Classical-Vinyl-Turntable-Rec...-
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Permalink Reply by TeenFink on
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NICE!! that just might go on my xmas list.
Jessy Drastic said:just ran across this today, it actually looks pretty cool.. integrated iPod dock and it will record vinyl to mp3, etc..
http://www.pyleaudio.com/sku/PLTTB8UI/Classical-Vinyl-Turntable-Rec...-
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