Is it wise to buy vinyl from auction sites?

[Clare Newsome]

Do you mean you sold your Nat King Cole 45rpm LP set?

That must have been a tough decision.

Yes, but not before making a perfect recording of it onto really good tape to play on our Revox, where its analogue magnificence lives on

 

[BenLaw]

Do you mean you sold your Nat King Cole 45rpm LP set?

That must have been a tough decision.

Yes, but not before making a perfect recording of it onto really good tape to play on our Revox, where its analogue magnificence lives on

Home taping is killing music.

 

[BigH]

Do you mean you sold your Nat King Cole 45rpm LP set?

That must have been a tough decision.

Yes, but not before making a perfect recording of it onto really good tape to play on our Revox, where its analogue magnificence lives on

Is that legal?

 

[chebby]

Do you mean you sold your Nat King Cole 45rpm LP set?

That must have been a tough decision.

Yes, but not before making a perfect recording of it onto really good tape to play on our Revox, where its analogue magnificence lives on

Is that legal?

Yes. Has been for a few years now.

(At least ripping a copy of a CD or DVD for personal use at home has been legal since the Digital Economy Act of June 2010.)

 

[BigH]

Do you mean you sold your Nat King Cole 45rpm LP set?

That must have been a tough decision.

Yes, but not before making a perfect recording of it onto really good tape to play on our Revox, where its analogue magnificence lives on

Is that legal?

Yes. Has been for a few years now.

(At least ripping a copy of a CD or DVD for personal use at home has been legal since the Digital Economy Act of June 2010.)

Yes but are you not suppose to own the record still? Also this is tape recording of vinyl so is not digital.

 

[chebby]

Do you mean you sold your Nat King Cole 45rpm LP set?

That must have been a tough decision.

Yes, but not before making a perfect recording of it onto really good tape to play on our Revox, where its analogue magnificence lives on

Is that legal?

Yes. Has been for a few years now.

(At least ripping a copy of a CD or DVD for personal use at home has been legal since the Digital Economy Act of June 2010.)

Yes but are you not suppose to own the record still? Also this is tape recording of vinyl so is not digital.

Frankly I don't care as much as you do. (It's personal use and not Piracy and we know that Clare paid for the originals, so it's not a matter of musicians not getting paid royalties.)

Maybe the mods should remove Clare's post on the subject if you are going to get this obsessed about it.

 

[floyd droid]

Is that legal?

I should jolly well hope so , otherwise clap Clare in irons I say , then throw rotten tomatoes at her. After that a phone call to the Music Police !!.

Jesus wept , I give up I really do.

 

[Clare Newsome]

*Sigh*

I also own the CD version, if that counts

 

[BigH]

Crickey I was only asking. Just a bit surprised.

Anyway I guess Nat does not care about royalties.

 

[The_Lhc]

Jesus wept , I give up I really do.

Why? It's a perfectly legitimate question and the same basic situation we all react to whenever someone says "I've ripped all my CDs to flac where can I sell them?" or something like that. There's no real difference.

Of course now we know Clare still owns the CD so it's irrelevant.

 

[Clare Newsome]

Indeed. I've also got the many hundreds of CDs we've ripped stored in my attic - don't believe in the rip-and-sell approach.

 

[The_Lhc]

I'm with Clare on this one. I don't like the Clearaudio Performance much either.

Except that's not what she actually said...

 

[floyd droid]

*Sigh*

I also own the CD version, if that counts

Aww , spoilsport