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Originally Posted by cairns
For whatever reason I envision turntables as kind of an old school work of art. The act of getting out the record, cleaning it, setting the stylus down and reading the liner notes while its playing is something I really enjoy.
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^This. To me, listening to music on a turntable is an
experience. It's all about putting the LP on, adjusting bass/treble/loudness/etc. and then relaxing on the couch (positioned at the sweet spot between the speakers) and reading through liner notes and lyrics that I have read many times before. It's why I know obscure things like Fran Sheehan played bass on the first Boston album or that Geezer Butler's first name is actually Terry (or I suppose "Terrence"...).