"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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"ScottW" wrote in message
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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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If one wants to remove audible rumble one can simply start by
getting a tuntable that doesn't suffer from this problem as does
Arny's table..

There ain't no such thing if you use a turntable instead of the
funny-sounding thing that sockpuppet wheel mentioned.

How many db down does rumble have to be to
be inaudible?

Depends on its spectral content. However, the best turntable in the
world won't reduce well-known sources of low frequency noise in LPs,
such as "grain noise" and rumble from the cutting lathe.

Don't obfuscate.

The prerequisite Middius dupe smart-ass, confrontory, meaningless
posturing.

We're talking turntable rumble.

Which is difficult or impossible to audibly or measurably distinguish
from
the other two sources.

Can turntable induced rumble be below audible levels?

Never ever heard such a thing in my life.
Or rather, I never heard the
absence of some kind of low-frequency grinding noise while listening to
vinyl at listening levels that I prefer.

You need to get some decent records.
Try www.classicrecords.com

ScottW