Many turntables make a portion of their sound in the low range. This can result in your records sounding too quiet and small, when they were originally mixed to be listened to with speakers that pump out more bass. You can fix this quickly by adding weight to the platter using a record weight or … Read more

Have you ever had a record skip or scratched? It’s not only tricky and frustrating when it happens, but it can also cause other problems like not playing the right songs. If this has happened to you and your records, we’ve put together a thorough article on how to fix the problem for good! What … Read more

Vinyl records are back. If you want to listen to your favorite album on vinyl, there is a lot of equipment involved. To make the record sound as good as possible, you need an amplifier and speakers that will play low frequencies and everything else you can think of. You need a turntable and the … Read more

Most vinyl records are made with an inherent weakness in the middle of the record. If you’re not careful, when you play vinyl, it makes a pop or crackling sound. Whether you’re burning a single LP onto a CD or putting your next track on iTunes, your ears enjoy full sonic range. Causes for Pops … Read more