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stacking vinyls
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| skm |
| stacking vinyls on top of eachother.. just for like a lil, does it damage them (like a hr just swapping around between then ontop of each other) |
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| goata |
| not for an hour. over a long time they will warp but def. not in an hour! |
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| skm |
| say ur got a set n u just ppull the vinyls outa their sleeves n stack em all then put em bak in after ur done.. if u do this each day will tehy fk up? |
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| goata |
| no but youll get lots of dust n scratchs most likely |
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| BeatSMiTH |
| Back when i had no idea, and no proper storage, i actually broke a record by stacking. Let that be a lesson for u all! |
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| brian |
| quote: | Originally posted by skm
say ur got a set n u just ppull the vinyls outa their sleeves n stack em all then put em bak in after ur done.. if u do this each day will tehy fk up? |
If they are of any value to you, you should absolutely avoid doing this. |
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| dknylady |
yeah you should not do that, even if it's for an hour. i can easily imagine one record getting out of place and getting cracked.
i lean them against my table legs while i am using them and spinning, but i dont' keep them at that angle. they are best stored upright at a 90 degree angle. |
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| vhx1 |
| IF theres any heat at all near the records, bam! instant warpage |
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| Floorfiller |
i can't understand how so many dj's are so sloppy with their records...you go to the record store and they are throwing them around...
call me anal, but i always handle them gently and because of that...i have a great collection that is in perfect shape...why wouldn't you protect them...you payed a lot of money didn't you? |
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