Flipping the LP over ...

... do you keep the TT running and just yank the LP off, or do you shut the 'table off first?

Curious as to everyone's habit on that... :)

breeno01-06-2003 1:43am

bwhite Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 807 posts 01-07-2003 at 03:48pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I developed a habit of flipping LP's on my LP12 without turning the motor off. It seems this works great with light / thin LP's but... I have ruined a few nice 200 gram LP's when they slipped out of my hands, fell back onto the platter and got all scratched up. Today, I always turn off the motor before removing a record from the LP12.
bwhite Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 807 posts 01-13-2003 at 04:39am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Kinsekd - how many records did you destroy before you figured it out?? :)
bwhite Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 807 posts 01-15-2003 at 04:38pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Cpdunn99. I guess you're lucky Some of the 200 gram Classic Records re-releases are just about the exact same size as the LP12 platter giving you very little to grab ahold of when removing the LP from the table. It's super easy to screw up with these LPs because you almost have to get your finger nails under them to lift off the platter while spinning.