The opening "woosh" on vintage Capitol mono LPs

[Teasing the Korean]

I love it when the needle drops down on a pristine turquoise or rainbow label mono Capitol LP. I won't hear a bit of surface noise, but there is always that opening "whoosh," reassuring me that I'm in for a superior listening experience. It never lets me down.

I always wondered if this noise has anything to do with Capitol's patented "T rim."

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

u r nutz

[clifford_thornton]

Isn't that supposed to be the reason for the T-rim?

Suppose Capitol were really into their rimjobs, no?

Edited May 13, 2007 by clifford_thornton

[Teasing the Korean]

u r nutz

Chewy is telling me that I'm nuts.

[porcy62]

u r nutz

Chewy is telling me that I'm nuts.

I'll join the Club.

The Nuts' One.

Edited May 13, 2007 by porcy62

[Teasing the Korean]

u r nutz

Chewy is telling me that I'm nuts.

I'll join the Club.

The Nuts' One.

No, all of you old codgers need to either remove the cotton from your ears, or invest in some Capitol mono LPs, among the best sounding LPs I've ever heard.

[porcy62]

u r nutz

Chewy is telling me that I'm nuts.

I'll join the Club.

The Nuts' One.

No, all of you old codgers need to either remove the cotton from your ears, or invest in some Capitol mono LPs, among the best sounding LPs I've ever heard.

You totally misunderstood my reply.

[Teasing the Korean]

You totally misunderstood my reply.

That's 'cause I'm nuts!

[alocispepraluger102]

u r nutz

Chewy is telling me that I'm nuts.

I'll join the Club.

The Nuts' One.

No, all of you old codgers need to either remove the cotton from your ears, or invest in some Capitol mono LPs, among the best sounding LPs I've ever heard.

amen