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In England vinyl sales were up 40 percent in 2011 , with Radiohead's 'The Ruler of Limbs," Adele's "21," and the Arctic Monkeys' "Suck It and See" outstanding the pack. So it's clear that most of the new vinyl isn't being gobbled up by aging baby boomers, and that's a smashing sign. The vinyl upsurge isn't nostalgia driven, it's fueled by people who didn't burgeon up with records.

Youthful LP converts say things like "There's less compression, more, much more dirt. More air. More depth." Doug H said, "I'm 38, and bought my first turntable in 2011. I loathing MP3 sound. Bored with CDs. Vinyl sounded better, and old vinyl hunting is fun." Dan K was on the same pursue, "Great selection of music on the format for cheap prices at economy stores, garage sales, etc. The thrill of the hunt!" My friend Nick B, who's close to my age added this, "My conclusion, based on talking to a bunch of people in my responsibility: LPs are cool and different and kinda retro dance clubby. Although people have heard that LPs cry out better, they are not willing to put much money into it. A cheap USB turntable to plug into a computer is what they offer. A DJ-style Technics is considered the ne plus ultra.

Source: CNET

by fwd@five.tv (The Gadget Show)

Love-members of high society, and even those who know it is a turntable may look like a shard Picayune intrigued by this retro kit.

Yes, it's a blip insignificant kit to minimize your documents wherever you are. Now, you've managed to look a tad strange strange spinning disk on the bus in the morning, but the green light with no Crosley turntable that you can do to your house mates bad reputation for a game a lot more seats easier than carrying around an open player unwritten.

Source: FiveFWD - Portable record player nails retro charm by The Gadget Show

by larryfire

The Crosley Revolt ($150) is a today's take on the fellowship’s established old fashioned empty turntables. The perceptive record player leaves the womanhood of the album exposed thanks to a close, glossy intrigue. The battery powered symbol is decidedly pocket and features two speeds, a USB port for analog-to-digital conversion, dual headphone jacks, built-in stereo speakers and a carrying what really happened.

Source: The Crosley Revolution Record Player « THE FIRE WIRE

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