Turntables anyone?

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Although I mainly collect and listen to digital music, I do enjoy playing my jazz records on my turntable. Don't see why someone can't enjoy both mediums.

When I just want to relax and listen to music worry free I go the digital route. But theres a charm to those jazz records still.

Anyone else who also enjoys both analog and digital?

[Música]

I do -probably ~10% through my turntable; and, as worry-free, though I tend to listen to only one to three LPs at a time. Just took a Monk-Coltrane LP out of my wonderful public library last week.

I also have two prior/spare turntables that I must sell or donate soon.

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Just took a Monk-Coltrane LP out of my wonderful public library last week.

1957 Carnegie Hall? Or 1971 Monk/Trane?

[Música]

Just took a Monk-Coltrane LP out of my wonderful public library last week.

1957 Carnegie Hall? Or 1971 Monk/Trane?

1957  : Recent acquisition (-I got in the first request!), though it's of a remastered Berkeley, CA : OJC, 2009 issue.
I also have the Carnegie Hall performance in digital form, and I've requested a 5-album CD collection that includes the same 1957 gem, though I'll see what edition.
Thanks for asking.

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1957   : Recent acquisition (-I got in the first request!), though it's of a remastered Berkeley, CA : OJC, 2009 issue.
I also have the Carnegie Hall performance in digital form, and I've requested a 5-album CD collection that includes the same 1957 gem, though I'll see what edition.

Yes, public libraries are a wonderful resource. I'll have to look for the 5 CD collection. Thanks.