In my time I have owned three reasonable collections of vinyl records. All of them were lost on the shoals of life. Breakups, poverty and emigration for the most part. I have resisted the temptation to return to vinyl as a post-modern fad but I have over the years picked up some records with a view to eventually getting round to buying something to actually play them on. My listening devices have spanned 50 years. From a Dansette Gramophone as they were called, to the early cassette players, to a Midi system, to a Walkman, a CD player, the MiniDisc player, MP3 device and now often enough listening online on my PC or phone. Recently I saw a deal on eBay for a device to actually play records. It was a bargain. £15. Now at that price you don't expect HiFi sound quality. You don't get it either. At any rate it is no worse than the auld Dansette (I wish I still had it), of which I see examples going at £200 these days. The ...
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