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3 new bleach reissues...red/black swirl, blue/black swirl and a black and white split
#21
yes 500 copies
The collectors are real wankers





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(08-25-2020, 03:21 PM)nurvanna Wrote: yikes!
https://www.instagram.com/p/CER6O58pOLu/?igshid=iqhjgor4ov3x

Same thing happened to mine  Angry
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#23
Bad luck
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#24
not cool Sad
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#25
Hoping to have found a solution: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VINYL-RECORD-FLATTENING-SERVICE-USING-THE-ORB-DF-01i/292810332206?hash=item442cdb182e:g:nNcAAOSwjDZYlgac

Apparently he's already done three other copies of this record and was able to flatten them all Smile
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(10-29-2020, 11:52 PM)Nick Wrote: Hoping to have found a solution: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VINYL-RECORD-FLATTENING-SERVICE-USING-THE-ORB-DF-01i/292810332206?hash=item442cdb182e:g:nNcAAOSwjDZYlgac

Apparently he's already done three other copies of this record and was able to flatten them all Smile

I just use glass from a float frame and an oven.
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(10-30-2020, 06:20 PM)Jarrod Lawrence Wrote:
(10-29-2020, 11:52 PM)Nick Wrote: Hoping to have found a solution: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VINYL-RECORD-FLATTENING-SERVICE-USING-THE-ORB-DF-01i/292810332206?hash=item442cdb182e:g:nNcAAOSwjDZYlgac

Apparently he's already done three other copies of this record and was able to flatten them all  Smile

I just use glass from a float frame and an oven.

Hopefully I won't have occasion to resort to that but out of interest, what temperature and for how long?
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#28
Anyway, got the Aussie tri-colour back today and it's now perfectly flat. Big Grin
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#29
well done.
I wonder how does it sound now?
The record will never sound the same, its initial form (grooves) has been forever changed (no matter how flat it is now).
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(11-08-2020, 05:45 PM)miguelimarques Wrote: well done.
I wonder how does it sound now?
The record will never sound the same, its initial form (grooves) has been forever changed (no matter how flat it is now).

Not the best but at least it doesn't look like a melted frisbee now. Gonna get it cleaned once lockdown is over and see how it sounds then.
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