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2016/10/14 21:58:18
craigb
I love mag-lev stuff, but this return to turntables seems ridiculous to me.  Maybe I'll wait for the return of the 8-track tape next... YMMV.
2016/10/15 01:46:27
Rain
craigb
I love mag-lev stuff, but this return to turntables seems ridiculous to me.  Maybe I'll wait for the return of the 8-track tape next... YMMV.




This is what you really want.
 

 
It'd look amazing right next to that KISS pinball I'm dreaming of...
2016/10/15 08:56:42
craigb

 
I love how the guy puts in right in front of the dartboard too.
2016/10/15 14:08:35
ampfixer
I don't know how that thing can work. The cartridge assembly requires fluctuations in a small magnetic field to generate very small voltages. The levitation of the platter requires massive magnetic field strength. I don't see how the two can live together without the massive magnetic field distorting the output from the cartridge.
2016/10/15 14:38:07
KenB123
I would assume this technology is immune from hard walking steps on a bouncy type floor (e.g., wood). I recall having to tip-toe around my turntable.
2016/10/15 17:10:00
bitflipper
Plus you'd have to de-magnetize your records after each use.
 
Fortunately, such a device exists
2016/10/15 20:54:52
craigb
Heh, reminds me of this:
 

2016/10/16 15:12:15
ampfixer
bitflipper
Plus you'd have to de-magnetize your records after each use.
 
Fortunately, such a device exists




When you read the "logic" behind this device it reinforces my thoughts on the Mag-Lev. It's all bollocks.
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