Record collectors desperately seek 12", 78 rpm discs
Those modern, vinyl things lose the essential details of the music explained dedicated collector Anna Wragg from the Isle of Wight and lack the subtlety and detail which is present in proper, traditional gramophone records. You see, proper records were made of shellack, an organic material, and sold in paper sleeves. Those later things were made of vinyl, a nasty industrial chemical product, which is too smooth to properly reproduce the background noise and hiss which was present in the stu
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