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In Reply to: Re: vinyl does wear each time played posted by mls-stl on May 17, 2007 at 05:27:32:
Wear out indicates the condition of unusability. At least that is what Nousaine wrote since he was comparing vinyl to other audio items that die. Yes, records wear -and they might even wear "out" someday... after 1000 years or so. Who knows? Not you, not I and certainly not Tom Nousaine, regardless of his comment.
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Follow Ups
- "Wear" yes - "Wear out" no. - kerr 07:35:20 05/17/07 (11)
- Re: semantics in action - mls-stl 13:57:05 05/17/07 (9)
- Re: semantics in action - kerr 04:36:06 05/18/07 (4)
- Re: you're a good example... - mls-stl 19:36:46 05/18/07 (3)
- You're forgiven... - kerr 05:21:07 05/21/07 (2)
- RE: Thanks, but I don't worry too much about forgiveness around here - mls-stl 14:21:06 05/21/07 (1)
- Ok - kerr 04:51:52 05/22/07 (0)
- "I know people who would consider any reduction in audio quality as unacceptable." - Analog Scott 14:01:00 05/17/07 (3)
- Re: "I know people who would consider any reduction in audio quality as unacceptable." - mls-stl 14:15:28 05/17/07 (2)
- Re: "I know people who would consider any reduction in audio quality as unacceptable." - Analog Scott 15:17:25 05/17/07 (1)
- Re: You seem to want the last word; consider it yours. nt. - mls-stl 20:09:02 05/17/07 (0)
- Science can predict a lot however... - Wellfed 09:54:44 05/17/07 (0)
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