Sandpaper?
Cement?
Chains?

Burn 'em to CD and use CD decks?

cheers, really helpful

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these records are thinner, therefore not spinning up faster, you just hafto use your fingers, or get different slipmats.

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use the weights which come with the technics 1210's, etc. think there in a wee hole thing at the top of the tts.

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Originally posted by wee_rooney use the weights which come with the technics 1210's, etc. think there in a wee hole thing at the top of the tts.

that is used for playing 7" vinyl with a bigger hole.. but i guess it can be used as a weight.. although i think itd be annoying when changing tracks. any thin vinyl i have i just compensate with how i queue it up. just practice a bit and its pretty easy to get around.


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or maybe you could Blu-Tak it to the top of an old record (non slippy one), thats what i do with my 7" & 10" records!

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someone actually makes weights to set on top of them. My buddy uses them sometimes. but I dunno where he got em.

Practice
learn to deal with it.

Warped one sided records are slippier than a very slippy thing from slippy world covered in oil, but shit happens.

Or glue them to a spare pair of slipmats.

Or learn to pitch and adjust using the slider and not touching the vinyl itself