On 13/01/2017 12:24, Iain Churches wrote:
"Jim Lesurf" wrote in message
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In article , Dave Plowman (News)
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The one and only time I've cut clicks out of an LP was on one even the
various broadcast libraries couldn't find another of. It was for an ITV
schools' broadcast with no budget to have it specially recorded. Won an
international Emmy too - but not for the music. ;-)

I make digital transcriptions for various reasons.

1) To remove clicks from old LPs.

2) To avoid the need to have to play the same LP again, risking added wear
to my ancient Shure styli, etc.

3) Convenience of being able to play the results in rooms where I don't
have the record deck.


Cleaning the LP thoroughly in advance and
using a "wet transfer" greatly reduces the
number of clicks and ticks, and greatly reduces
the surface noise.


What is recommended these days for the wet transfer, just distilled water?

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Graeme Wall
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