i just got a record player today along with some computer speakers and some different cords to make it work.
does anyone else use record players anymore?
any cool sites that sell records for cheap?
discuss!
Records
hmmmmm records mmmmm hmmmmm mmm
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Thrift stores (ie. value village, local merchants have bins sometimes) and the dump are wicked places to shop for records.
Also ask your parents and friends parents they usually have shit lying around collecting dust.
There are also still record stores in major cities shop there for tunes you can listen too before hand.
I have two technics, a shitty numark mixer, sweet headphones and over 600+ records ... i lost count.
Vinyl is the best thing that you could start listening too ...
mmmmm black crack!
Also ask your parents and friends parents they usually have shit lying around collecting dust.
There are also still record stores in major cities shop there for tunes you can listen too before hand.
I have two technics, a shitty numark mixer, sweet headphones and over 600+ records ... i lost count.
Vinyl is the best thing that you could start listening too ...
mmmmm black crack!
Carlton Banks is in the building and about to throw down some serious sound!
Well that sounds funny when taken out of context. And there's nothing wrong with numark mixers, they're basic sure but affordable and work fine.mmmmm black crack!
Also check out garage sales, they've been a big source of records for me, normally people are willing to work out bulk deals as well.. I managed to snag 70 records or so for 10$ once.
