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Originally posted by auujay The only issue with this type of vinyl I can imagine is that on automatic record players (not manual decks like 1200s), they would not work correctly because they assume the record is over at the center and not the edge.

Damn the one thing my tt has going for it would be ruind. Im serious besids the fact that its auto evrything else is shet.

The main point of this thread was really to see if it was possible. Lately, I've been producing some tracks of a "different" nature.... I'm sorry I can't elaborate on that, but who knows.... I just may release it. : )

Also, do you think pressing would cost more for backwards?

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yeah i have a record by paul johnson (oh no...not trance!!!) that starts from the center and moves towards the outside

wouldn't it be cool if it plays all the way to the hole in the innerlabel? Are there any such records?

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Originally posted by veezee who lets there records play out till the end? Jay

When you have long mixes, then many times you play them to the end.

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Originally posted by dj christian wouldn't it be cool if it plays all the way to the hole in the innerlabel? Are there any such records?

Tonearm does not reach to the hole.

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Originally posted by 3xx3r7 When you have long mixes, then many times you play them to the end. Tonearm does not reach to the hole.

actually mine does with some force.......

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Originally posted by dj christian actually mine does with some force.......

Mine goes way over and it doesn't even require force...

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wow ive never heard of records playing from the centre outwards but there must be some advantages to this - 2 i can think of:

1. Im think that the sound quality of a record is reduced the further towards the centre you go (this is what i've heard anyway) so you're advised not to put ur breakdown too near the end but if u played it in reverse then it wouldn't matter

2. The other is when u hav two tracks on 1 side of a record. U cud start one from each end of the record.