16" discs - need player
"is" = Ignorant Stupid ******
Even if you find a 'table, you may still have some difficulties. If the
disk(s) were intended for radio play, they may be vertical recordings
(needle goes up and down instead of back and forth),
** Err - so modern stereo PUs cannot move vertically?
Surely you jest.
Not at all.
** Ok - so now I KNOW you are a complete ****wit.
A "modern" pickup stylus is not the right size to get the
best results from older "non-microgroove" recordings.
** The correct size stylus are available.
A separate issue from the OP's query.
And, a modern
"stereo" cartridge will pick up lateral rumble and other noises just
fine, although they contribute nothing good to the playback.
** When the L and R channels are wired *out of phase* for vertical
operation, all lateral ( ie mono) output is cancelled.
Basic Audio 101 - you dickhead.
And may play "inside out",
** The PU will not care about that either.
If you don't know it, you won't be able to play the disk, though. And
playing them on a changer will be difficult at best.
** What insane drivel.
which was actually a smart way to do things, since the
best frequency response and dynamic range were available at the end of
the piece, instead of the beginning.
** ********.
Sounds like you're not familiar with "radial equalization" as used in
disk cutting?
** ******** to all of your insane crapology.
Go drop dead.
........ Phil
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