If the record plays OK, leave it alone.
If a record is seriously warped, the only thing I know of that will help
(and do additional damage in the process) is to put the vinyl in between
two large pieces of glass in a barely-warm oven, then don't even think
about touching it until the whole thing has cooled back down to room
temperature. This will melt the whole thing slightly, so only makes sense
if the record is unplayable otherwise.
--Mark
On Mon, 24 Feb 1997, Howard Shih wrote:
quoted 15 lines Anyone know a relatively safe way of flattening a slightly warped record?> Anyone know a relatively safe way of flattening a slightly warped record?
> I got a brand spankin' new Panacea 12" last week and while it plays
> relatively fine, watching the needle bounce up and down (ever so slightly)
> bugs the hell out of me.
>
> Or am I better leaving things be?
>
> Howard Shih
> howards@m4dd.com
> Programmer/Analyst
> Meta 4 Digital Design
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