***some hip hop DJs or people that want to do a lot of scratchin' will tilt
the needle so it's more coming back at them i.e grabbing the vinyl on an
angle instead of straight up and down; this will keep it in the groove
better, but ain't gonna do your records any good in the long run; best bet
for record longevity is a good turntable with a quality cartridge straight up
and down with only as much weight on the tonearm as you need; and of course
keep your records clean, your needles clean, and keep the records in their
jackets when they ain't bein' played. Andrew
rod a lester wrote:
quoted 11 lines well ok // if vinyl depletion somewhat depends on the way your stylus arm
> well ok // if vinyl depletion somewhat depends on the way your stylus arm
> is tilled then which way should i tilt it. i have an old Pioneer
> turntable and the arm either goes to the right or left. which would be
> better for the records.
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