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In Reply to: FWIW, I'm trying one with the dish down. I have done dish up in the past but posted by artemus on May 3, 2007 at 05:26:38:
and he did the process twice, once in each direction and yesterday I put it on the platter and dead flat.
When I first opened the LP, a double 200gm, it was terribly dished, then after 6 months of sitting on the shelf, waiting for the hour drive out of town I delivered it to them and it had nearly completely fixed itself. As it was an expensive LP, they insisted they ty to finish the job and they did.
Patricia Barbers' Fortnight in France was the title.
Perhaps you should try the same thinking if not pleased on the first round. Which side to start with, I dunno?Brian
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- I just had my dealer fix a dished disk in his $$$ machine - Spun1 06:33:41 05/03/07 (12)
- The ones I have done have come out flat, but.. - artemus 08:06:07 05/03/07 (11)
- Don't have the machine myself, but... - radiodaddy 08:43:43 05/03/07 (10)
- Re: I have the machine and... - Solvang 11:16:34 05/03/07 (0)
- But it would be great to have if you had a bunch of vinyl buddies nearby. - Muzikmike 10:00:02 05/03/07 (5)
- I wonder if the $600 spent on the VPI periphery ring might not be a more cost effective solution - artemus 10:23:17 05/03/07 (4)
- I wonder if my HW19 - Muzikmike 12:48:42 05/03/07 (3)
- nope, it won't work - trav 15:35:54 05/03/07 (2)
- I figured, when they came out the the ring, that I would - Muzikmike 08:21:32 05/04/07 (1)
- evaluation - trav 10:50:23 05/04/07 (0)
- $2000 will buy a lot of records - artemus 09:38:52 05/03/07 (2)
- I can't believe someone hasn't come up with a DIY - RJeff 12:13:47 05/03/07 (1)
- Oven no. Attic yes - artemus 12:42:54 05/03/07 (0)