"Keith G" wrote in message
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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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Can we all say "Turntablist"? ;-)


???

Sure, go ahead - knock yerself out....

Krooglish strikes again:-)))

"Keith G" wrote in message
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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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I think I can see more styli and cartridges down at the nearest Guitar
Center store. Even some of the same brands.

Oh ho!

So vinyl's not even obsolete where you live then...??? :-)

I guess you haven't done your homework, and don't know what a "Guitar
Center" store is, or what market they cater to.

Can we all say "Turntablist"? ;-)

Oh I get it, your computer doesn't have any search engines, so you don't
know what that word means.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turntablist

"DJ Babu has defined a turntablist as "One who has the ability to improvise
on a phonograph turntable. One who uses the turntable in the spirit of a
musical instrument;" while the Battlesounds documentary film suggests a
definition of :"A musician, a hip-hop disc jockey who in a live/spontaneous
situation can manipulate or restructure an existing phonograph recording (in
combination with an audio mixer) to produce or express a new composition
that is unrecognisable from its original ingredients."

Sure, go ahead - knock yerself out....

I'm informed that digital alternatives are in acension in even the
turntablist market.

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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"Keith G" wrote in message
...

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
. ..

I think I can see more styli and cartridges down at the nearest Guitar
Center store. Even some of the same brands.

Oh ho!

So vinyl's not even obsolete where you live then...??? :-)

I guess you haven't done your homework, and don't know what a "Guitar
Center" store is, or what market they cater to.

Can we all say "Turntablist"? ;-)

Oh I get it, your computer doesn't have any search engines, so you don't
know what that word means.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turntablist

"DJ Babu has defined a turntablist as "One who has the ability to
improvise on a phonograph turntable. One who uses the turntable in the
spirit of a musical instrument;" while the Battlesounds documentary film
suggests a definition of :"A musician, a hip-hop disc jockey who in a
live/spontaneous situation can manipulate or restructure an existing
phonograph recording (in combination with an audio mixer) to produce or
express a new composition that is unrecognisable from its original
ingredients."


Gedouttahere..

I always thought it was the guy who worked these things:

http://www.trains.asso.fr/galerie/spe/img0673.jpg


Now, one for you - who wrote a piece of music of the same name as (and
inspired by) the loco in the pic...??



Sure, go ahead - knock yerself out....

I'm informed that digital alternatives are in acension in even the
turntablist market.


No!

What is the world coming to....???

http://www.apah69.dsl.pipex.com/show/Japan06.JPG

****ing hell! I am sure my first serious cartridge ever, on a
SystemDek IIX Electronic, was a Denon DL-110. It certainly was
Denon, a high-output MC, and it was the same colour as that one
on the right, and the number "DL-110" does ring a bell.

Happy days. *

I was 18 and had just gone to uni. In 1989.


Martin

* No, not really. In the November (on the 2nd), I met a Chinese girl and we
started going out, and then she broke my ****ing heart cos she dumped me
2 days after we got together cos her "parents wouldn't approve". I was in a
state for A YEAR.
--
M.A.Poyser Tel.: 07967 110890
Manchester, U.K. http://www.livejournal.com/userinfo.bml?user=fleetie

"Keith G" wrote in message
...

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...

"Keith G" wrote in message
...

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
. ..

I think I can see more styli and cartridges down at the nearest Guitar
Center store. Even some of the same brands.

Oh ho!

So vinyl's not even obsolete where you live then...??? :-)

I guess you haven't done your homework, and don't know what a "Guitar
Center" store is, or what market they cater to.

Can we all say "Turntablist"? ;-)

Oh I get it, your computer doesn't have any search engines, so you don't
know what that word means.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turntablist

"DJ Babu has defined a turntablist as "One who has the ability to
improvise on a phonograph turntable. One who uses the turntable in the
spirit of a musical instrument;" while the Battlesounds documentary film
suggests a definition of :"A musician, a hip-hop disc jockey who in a
live/spontaneous situation can manipulate or restructure an existing
phonograph recording (in combination with an audio mixer) to produce or
express a new composition that is unrecognisable from its original
ingredients."


Gedouttahere..

I always thought it was the guy who worked these things:

http://www.trains.asso.fr/galerie/spe/img0673.jpg




Now, one for you - who wrote a piece of music of the same name as (and
inspired by) the loco in the pic...??

Dunno, tracking weight is far too high ;-) there is a San Quentin French
loco though..



Sure, go ahead - knock yerself out....

I'm informed that digital alternatives are in acension in even the
turntablist market.


No!

What is the world coming to....???



http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,66722,00.html

..... you can look a pillock waving it around as well.

Mike Gilmour wrote:


What is the world coming to....???




http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,66722,00.html

.... you can look a pillock waving it around as well.



"The DJammer is the next-generation electric guitar," said Mark Smith,
an HP researcher who co-invented the device. "It's the sort of thing
where people will be able to become very creative."

I won't be holding my breath :-)

I like the idea that something can make someone "become creative".

--
Nick

"Mike Gilmour" wrote in message
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"Keith G" wrote in message
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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
...

"Keith G" wrote in message
...

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
. ..

I think I can see more styli and cartridges down at the nearest Guitar
Center store. Even some of the same brands.

Oh ho!

So vinyl's not even obsolete where you live then...??? :-)

I guess you haven't done your homework, and don't know what a "Guitar
Center" store is, or what market they cater to.

Can we all say "Turntablist"? ;-)

Oh I get it, your computer doesn't have any search engines, so you don't
know what that word means.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turntablist

"DJ Babu has defined a turntablist as "One who has the ability to
improvise on a phonograph turntable. One who uses the turntable in the
spirit of a musical instrument;" while the Battlesounds documentary film
suggests a definition of :"A musician, a hip-hop disc jockey who in a
live/spontaneous situation can manipulate or restructure an existing
phonograph recording (in combination with an audio mixer) to produce or
express a new composition that is unrecognisable from its original
ingredients."


Gedouttahere..

I always thought it was the guy who worked these things:

http://www.trains.asso.fr/galerie/spe/img0673.jpg




Now, one for you - who wrote a piece of music of the same name as (and
inspired by) the loco in the pic...??

Dunno, tracking weight is far too high ;-) there is a San Quentin French
loco though..



No, don't confuse him - I'll give him another clue:

http://www.answers.com/topic/4-6-2

(I'da thought he wuz surrounded by these things as a kid - with over 7,000
of 'em rushing aboot in the US and Canda...?? :-)





Sure, go ahead - knock yerself out....

I'm informed that digital alternatives are in acension in even the
turntablist market.


No!

What is the world coming to....???



http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,66722,00.html

.... you can look a pillock waving it around as well.


Don't you start.....