[KingOfTheWild]

Am I weird? Most people try to get rid of / completely remove any pops and other noises in their records but I actually like it when my music has these things in it. I think that pops that are present in music sounds good and is calming/soothing. I think it gives music character . . . I like the small imperfections in music . . . Is there anyone else that agrees? Anyone else that is like me?

EDIT: By the way, do any of you know of a product that can put the music on your records onto CD's for real cheap?

 

[KingOfTheWild]

I found this product: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002Y48IFO?ie=UTF8&tag=transfermusic-20 . . . does anybody know of other products like this?

 

[MorbidToaster]

There's a ton of devices to do this with including USB turntables and recorders like that one. 
 
You could do this with quite a few ~50 USD turntables but they will sound pretty bad when it's all said and done. I've done a few for a family member on a cheap TT he got for Christmas...

 

[FlobHobNob]

I agree with you completly, it adds a cool flavor to music that I really enjoy. Also, this kind of music makes high quality recordings soun even better. BTW you might want to change the title of  this thread it's a little decieving.

 

[bigshot]

Just capture a bunch of silent grooves, splice them together into a loop and mix them in over the top of your CD player, and everything can sound like that.

By the way, that Crosley is craptastic. A total waste of money. Get a real turntable.

 

[KingOfTheWild]

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I agree with you completly, it adds a cool flavor to music that I really enjoy. Also, this kind of music makes high quality recordings soun even better. BTW you might want to change the title of  this thread it's a little decieving.

I'm glad you agree with me . . . why do you say that I should change the title of the thread?