Vinyl scratch.
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mole973102
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Vinyl scratch.
Just discovered a nasty scratch on a record could be removed using some Brasso. Then rinsed with some deionised water now plays perfectly and you cannot tell where the nick was.
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Re: Vinyl scratch.
Surely the sound is still effected though? Or perhaps the area of sound effected is so small it isn't noticable?
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"He couldn't have fell off that hard" Ain't no way
"What happened to the way you was rappin' when you was scandalous
That Canibus turned into a television evangelist"
Plus he raps with his regular voice [BOOSH! BOOSH!]
[BOOSH! BOOSH!] (What was that?) Pet Shop Boys
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mole973102
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Re: Vinyl scratch.
It's one of the mixes I recorded. I figured had nothing to lose... It was a very slight nick (doubt caused by me as hardly played, could feel it) and was not located where what looked like an actual scratch was.
It worked on this occasion. Brasso is great for scratches on plastics and removing sticky labels off plastic etc. I rubbed in the direction of the grain and rinsed with IONised water using a duster. Then I polished it with a record cloth.
This particular mix was the one I DID have on CD, the next track I didn't which was lucky.
I'm sure that I wouldn't normally do this kind of thing.
- If I remember which vinyl it was, I'll upload part of it and you can see if can tell where.
It worked on this occasion. Brasso is great for scratches on plastics and removing sticky labels off plastic etc. I rubbed in the direction of the grain and rinsed with IONised water using a duster. Then I polished it with a record cloth.
This particular mix was the one I DID have on CD, the next track I didn't which was lucky.
I'm sure that I wouldn't normally do this kind of thing.
- If I remember which vinyl it was, I'll upload part of it and you can see if can tell where.
You gotta have fun!