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Thank you all for the birthday wishes

I'd give it a good cleaning with a strong, alcohol based, cleaner before replacing. However, I highly recommend a Q Up and a Dustbug for that table

There are 2 thrift stores in town. One charges $.99 per album. The large store, America's Thrift or something, is $5 per record

I missed the actual anniversary yesterday but, better late than never. Released March 22, 1963. This copy was pressed between summer 63 and January 64.

Thanks Steve. It's nice to be spinning. It's been a minute

No idea what his stock is now but there's a store in Flint called Pete Flanders Musical Memories. I haven't been there since last June but he usually has tables for sale. I've bought a couple from him, and a ton of records, over the past 2 or 3 years. It might be worth checking into

And then there's this... https://consequence.net/2023/02/roger-waters-re-recorded-pink-floyds-the-dark-side-of-the-moon/

Nice. It seems we're 'fans' of the same companies. I have 2 P-11s, a XDs-45, XDs-9 Mod 2, and a Hellcat. My wife picked up a PF-9 last year

I've taken records back on two occasions and had different results. It may very well depend on the person behind the counter. I tried to exchange a record for another copy of the same record. It was a gift and I didn't have the receipt. I was told new policy was that "nothing can be returned...

I'm running mine at 2g on my SL-1700 and couldn't be happier

First spin for this. I've heard how great the stereo version is (especially the Hör Zu pressings). I was ready to take it back off part way through the first track. I'm used to my mono copy. I'm giving it a chance though.

No. It's a Technics SL-D3. I picked it up for my, now, 11 yr old but he's lost interest in playing records.

Congrats on your new table. Here's a video that will walk you through set up. By the way, that Shure cartridge is terrible. Send it to me and I'll dispose of it for you. ;)

I finally pulled the trigger @Ilikevinyl

Picked up a couple albums outside of my normal listening habits. They were both in fabulous condition so I figured why not. This mono from 1957 and a Canadian mono of The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra from 58.

50 years ago today

A UK pressing I don't remember picking up.

Now I remember why Sticky Fingers was in the discard stack. Skips.