The Beatles Stereo Vinyl Box Set

That being said, I have not had one click, pop, or snap on my box set recordings. But if I did, I would apply a Nitty Gritty cleaning to it to ensure there was no factory pressing residue in the grooves causing those pops.

sounds like you did quite well then...i am just passing along what i have heard from guys i know.

check it out.

http://avaxhome.ws/hraphile/vinyl/pu...ut_hqviny.html



gk.

Originally Posted by wallrus59

sounds like you did quite well then...i am just passing along what i have heard from guys i know.

gk.

Thank you, I count on the fine folks here passing along pertinent info. There's a lot of similar reviews to yours.

Originally Posted by Colonel Angus

I have used wood glue to do a good, deep clean on old, extremely dirty records. I would never try it on a new album. It's messy and takes days of drying. However, it does a deep, thorough cleaning. I primarily use a Nitty Gritty professional cleaning vacuum. It's much less messy and just as thorough.

That being said, I have not had one click, pop, or snap on my box set recordings. But if I did, I would apply a Nitty Gritty cleaning to it to ensure there was no factory pressing residue in the grooves causing those pops.

I also have a USB connection on my turntable to transfer vinyl to CD. But what's the point? Digital is digital.

did you see the youtube vid of the guy who played back his wood glue peel??
sounds like an old 78.

gk.

i was fortunate enough to grab all (except YS) the MFSL pressings back when they released them individually back in the 80s...have not played them in a while...

now a used YS costs a lot and a sealed one even more.

gk.

check this one..The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour (1967) {Capitol Mono Pressing} 24-bit/96kHz

http://avaxhome.ws/hraphile/vinyl/be...o_hqvinyl.html

Well, 7 years later, it's safe to say these digital albums are a joke. Time for Apple to release these in AAA, with the correct album covers, like they did with the 2014 mono LP set.