Yeah, I found it on Slashdot as well..
tho, from reading some of the comments, it would seem these decks have
been out for years. Seems like it will be ages before one of these is
affordable.
looks damned nice, but for touch-less vinyl playing for our not-so-rich
vinyl junkies, I'd recommend sampling your vinyls with a nice sampler, and
encoding to MP3.
On that topic, I wonder if any place rents those laser decks. Since it
can overcome scratches, and pops and sqeaks and stuff.. What better way
to encode your vinyl to MP3? :)
the design reminds me of a laserdisc player :)
Now what would REALLY be wicked would be if there was a laser turntable
that simulated scratching effect and such. but that would probably take
the price off the charts.
quoted 1 line From: "Kurt B. Pruenner" <leak@gmx.at>
>From: "Kurt B. Pruenner" <leak@gmx.at>quoted 8 lines I don't hope anybody is now running-not-walking to get such a thing (any
>I don't hope anybody is now running-not-walking to get such a thing (any
>millionaires on this list?), but it sounds mighty cool, even though I'm
>not going to buy (nor need) a turntable in the near
>future: ELP
>LT Series Optical Touch-Free Turntables
>http://www.elpj.com/products.html
>(Found on SlashDot, http://www.slashdot.org
>... ;) Justquoted 1 line why does the design remind me so much of an 3+ CD changer? =P
>why does the design remind me so much of an 3+ CD changer? =P
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