Cassettes will never die. I have over 200 blank cassettes of Maxwell all new. 90 minutes each. These cassettes are for recording from TH-cam. Then record from cassettes to cds (Maxwell 80 minutes and they are blanks). I can record anything I want because TH-cam is all music invented. See Yaa (from 976-CREOLEMAN).
Hey Chanel 33 RPM…I could watch these room tours all day. Great stuff everybody. I was starry eyed looking at all those blank cassettes…🤩 Looking forward to The Hip’s RSD cassette release…🍻
Wow! All of those music rooms were incredible and it's great to see everyone's unique passions, collections, gear, wall art, and décor to suit their individual tastes. Very inspiring indeed. :)
Your Vinyl Dens episodes are great, from modest to over the top. Some viewers have serious building skills and I enjoy seeing their creative work. All of the music rooms look like great places to relax and to enjoy music. Thank you to your viewers for sharing!
Mad respect for Bradley. Good taste young man! Another advise: just keep it fun and enjoy the music! And to Frank I'd like to say: congrats on 70k! What an achievement, well done👍
I have the beatles white album with white vinly and the capital label and I have red and blue vinly as well mine don't have barcodes my uncle got them the first week they were out. @@Channel33RPM For speakers I have north american sound it was made by a place in texas that went under. Are record holders were built by my dads brother in shop class its really sturdy.
OMG Frank, those dens were awesome. That intergrated Kenwood app that Nelson has is to die for. Imagine walking into one of those dens.... you wouldnt know what to turn on first ?? and then walking into a british pub .. WOW !! Then we have the den and stiff records gear...This show is the biz .As always Frank, thanks for sharing and keep on spinnin !!
This is great! Might have to post my den. It's the other end of the scale of space and tidiness to many of these, but it's certainly fuelled by passion.
Awesome video. I have a stiff records. Elvis costello my aim is true which I have on Columbia records also. So I learned something today! Thanks, still spinning
I really enjoy your "Dens" video's (along with the regular ones)! I have an RT-84 fluance TT, I love it put together with my old "schitt mani" pre-amp!
Regarding those original reels: reach out to Iain Betson of Press Play- Dedicated All Things Reel to Reel. This guy is the guru in England and has a great podcast. He worked for the BBC and was the engineer in charge of all the tape decks. He currently helps guide people into restoring decks and knows a lot about care and preservation of old reel tapes.
Great video. Btw, most houses in Germany have basements. I don't have the stats, but I would bet that basements are considerably more common in Germany than in the U.S.
It's whatever you enjoy, everyone is different! I personally like record's for the reasons 80%sound quality- 20% culture! But that's me! I don't like labels either! I don't consider myself as an "audiophile " as much as just a guy that likes great sound!😊
I'm more about the destination (being content) than the journey (not being content), even though I've never actually reached my destination over the 30 years of collecting records and CDs. lol About the last 5 years all I really wanted to have is record storage that is flip bins that are on drawer slides hidden behind doors. I know exactly what I want, but haven't gotten around to doing it just yet, but I'm getting close.
I laughed when I saw the Stiff phrase partially showing. It contains a very naughty word and was "If it ain't Stiif, It Ain't Worth a (very naughty word) ". I love Elvis Costello and I saw Reckless Eric a few years before Lockdown. Both Elvis and Wreckless are featured in the Stiffs Tour Film from around the late 70s. I saw it on Amazon and Wreckless looked very young on it even though he was in his twenties. I have just looked on the Internet and it looks like Universal currently own Stiff Records. Maybe the current owner of those Cans should speak to them.
Frank, I own a mint SL1200 Mk II and a 1200GR. The differences between them are less than you think, they have the same tonal balance and the same matter of fact music delivery. I think the internal tonearm wiring is a little better on the GR but if you were of a mind to go that route you could change it on the Mk II, I'd say just leave it though. My opinion is gonna be controversial as I think the damping is better on the Mk II chassis and the feel of all the switches are better than the later turntables. I use an old Empire 2000 on the Mk II and a Benz Micro on the GR and the latter does sound better but when you consider the overall cost of each package I'm still blown away by how good the MK II sounds and just how close they are. Just my two cents.
I'm planning on buying an RV and traveling the country, but I want to take the majority of my records with me. I'd love to see ideas if there is anyone out there that also travels with their collection.
Bro at 7:14 that's such a shame to have that kind of collection and be playing them out of bookshelf speakers... Get some loudpeakers my guy! Even just some vintage ones would be good. The first time I hooked up my dad's old JBL L100T's I swear it was like I was hearing music for the first time. Truly an emotional experience!
I could show you a record collection that blow your mind, unfortunately most of it is in boxes, my friend is a hoarder his record collection consists of approximately 350,000 records, reel to reel tapes cassettes cds VHS laserdiscs, make up probably ten thousand or so additional formats. Vintage equipment including speakers turntables reel to reel decks receivers amps preamps various tuners number a couple of hundred, unfortunately being a hoarder a lot of the stuff mainly in the basement has gone moldy, very sad, the surprising thing is that he knows practically everything he has.
A warning for anyone living in California, never stack or storage your collection of vinyls and cds all the way to the ceiling. It would be stupit and dangerous to your health. I myself collect cds and vinyls. And believe me I know the best way for storaging your collection. Give me a holler and I will explain. Thanks for reading my comment (from 976-CREOLEMAN).
Back in the day one person bought the album and recorded it on TDK cassettes for the rest of us. Love the music rooms!
Or the Maxell type II cassette.
Absolutely... it was the only way to hear bunch of albums, when you didn't have a lot of money. And they sounded pretty decent on the Type 2 tapes.
It was a way to preserve records too, if it's something you're going to play over and over, use the cassette.
Cassettes will never die. I have over 200 blank cassettes of Maxwell all new. 90 minutes each. These cassettes are for recording from TH-cam. Then record from cassettes to cds (Maxwell 80 minutes and they are blanks). I can record anything I want because TH-cam is all music invented. See Yaa (from 976-CREOLEMAN).
Hey Chanel 33 RPM…I could watch these room tours all day. Great stuff everybody. I was starry eyed looking at all those blank cassettes…🤩 Looking forward to The Hip’s RSD cassette release…🍻
Wow! All of those music rooms were incredible and it's great to see everyone's unique passions, collections, gear, wall art, and décor to suit their individual tastes. Very inspiring indeed. :)
Congrats on 70K! I've been watching since 2019.
Awesome! Thank you!
Your Vinyl Dens episodes are great, from modest to over the top. Some viewers have serious building skills and I enjoy seeing their creative work. All of the music rooms look like great places to relax and to enjoy music. Thank you to your viewers for sharing!
Mad respect for Bradley. Good taste young man! Another advise: just keep it fun and enjoy the music! And to Frank I'd like to say: congrats on 70k! What an achievement, well done👍
Thanks man.
I have the beatles white album with white vinly and the capital label and I have red and blue vinly as well mine don't have barcodes my uncle got them the first week they were out. @@Channel33RPM For speakers I have north american sound it was made by a place in texas that went under. Are record holders were built by my dads brother in shop class its really sturdy.
This is Bradley, thank you I’ve upgraded a lot on my collection recently
So cool!! Everyone should be proud. Budget or high end, we can all take pride in the audio gear we are fortunate enough to be able to afford. Cheers!
Always love to see how others make use of their space.
It's fun to virtually snoop and get some inspiration, for sure.
I really enjoy the vinyl den vids. From modest to high-end, they all have something to offer.
Glad you like them!
OMG Frank, those dens were awesome. That intergrated Kenwood app that Nelson has is to die for. Imagine walking into one of those dens.... you wouldnt know what to turn on first ?? and then walking into a british pub .. WOW !! Then we have the den and stiff records gear...This show is the biz .As always Frank, thanks for sharing and keep on spinnin !!
I'm sort of jealous of some of those rooms too. 🤣 Awesome video 😊
Thanks! 😊
This ones for John in Wisconsin.
GO PACK GO!! On Wisconsin!!
This is great! Might have to post my den. It's the other end of the scale of space and tidiness to many of these, but it's certainly fuelled by passion.
Just wow this time Frank-incredible stuff...and then original tapes!
Another great vinyldens!! As I always say, my favorite segment!!! \m/
Thanks Brandon!
Awesome video. I have a stiff records. Elvis costello my aim is true which I have on Columbia records also. So I learned something today! Thanks, still spinning
Man must have his cave ...it's a written rule ...love it .
Love these types of videos
I always liked Stiff Records. The motto was "Today's Sound...Today!"
Ha! Good motto!
Hi Frank: I always love Vinyl Dens. Thanks for bringing these unique spaces around the globe to us. Rock Always!
- Heather
My pleasure! Thanks Heather!
Great to see all these different rooms,Thanks for the videos
Glad you like them!
I really enjoy your "Dens" video's (along with the regular ones)! I have an RT-84 fluance TT, I love it put together with my old "schitt mani" pre-amp!
Love this, keep them coming.
Thanks! I have been tying to do one Vinyl Dens per month. Stay tuned for one again in April.
Regarding those original reels: reach out to Iain Betson of Press Play- Dedicated All Things Reel to Reel. This guy is the guru in England and has a great podcast. He worked for the BBC and was the engineer in charge of all the tape decks. He currently helps guide people into restoring decks and knows a lot about care and preservation of old reel tapes.
Thanks, will look him up
Great video, Frank. Vinyl dens are my favorite segment of the show!
Cool, thanks!
Awesome
It's all amazing music rooms and set ups , i hope u one day publish my music room Frank ☺🙏
Another fun video, thanks for putting it together 👍
Glad you dug it! More to come.
🤘
Great channel always tune in...
Yeah congrats to 70k so much deserved!! :) Hope u will get 100k soon!
Thank you. Upward and onward!
15:48 that turntable there looks like a Linn Sondek, by the wood case I say, excellent JBL's
May not have Crown Royal but I spied a bottle of Angel’s Envy Bourbon. I take that over Crown any day.
I will have to check that one out.
Awesome video bro
Appreciate it
Great video. Btw, most houses in Germany have basements. I don't have the stats, but I would bet that basements are considerably more common in Germany than in the U.S.
I wonder what sheri and the kids think, living with a 70K You Tube Legend!!!! Congrats and well deserved!
Thank you!
Love all these.. but the British win this battle👍 thanks as always Frank!
It's whatever you enjoy, everyone is different! I personally like record's for the reasons 80%sound quality- 20% culture! But that's me! I don't like labels either! I don't consider myself as an "audiophile " as much as just a guy that likes great sound!😊
I'm more about the destination (being content) than the journey (not being content), even though I've never actually reached my destination over the 30 years of collecting records and CDs. lol About the last 5 years all I really wanted to have is record storage that is flip bins that are on drawer slides hidden behind doors. I know exactly what I want, but haven't gotten around to doing it just yet, but I'm getting close.
you should come to the UK, THEY ARE A LOT OF US HERE IN THE UK,
Audio fi, mid fix. My fi where I am,l. Thanks for the video. Nice rooms.
Hi,
Would you please consider doing a video on the best choices of audio gear for the different price points. $200- $400-$600-$800 +.
I will definitely keep this in mind. Thanks for the suggestion.
@Channel33RPM - Rate them on price vs quality.
Ortofon is a great balance between quality and value
I agree.
Yea I want to do record bins so bad, cuz taking the records out of IKEA shelves is kind of a pain.
Loved the British pub mock-up. Beautiful job
I never understood why people put speakers next to the turntable. It's just a perfect recipe for feedback.
I laughed when I saw the Stiff phrase partially showing. It contains a very naughty word and was "If it ain't Stiif, It Ain't Worth a (very naughty word) ".
I love Elvis Costello and I saw Reckless Eric a few years before Lockdown. Both Elvis and Wreckless are featured in the Stiffs Tour Film from around the late 70s. I saw it on Amazon and Wreckless looked very young on it even though he was in his twenties.
I have just looked on the Internet and it looks like Universal currently own Stiff Records. Maybe the current owner of those Cans should speak to them.
I could not find the whoosh channel. Would like to check out his channel.
Frank, I own a mint SL1200 Mk II and a 1200GR. The differences between them are less than you think, they have the same tonal balance and the same matter of fact music delivery. I think the internal tonearm wiring is a little better on the GR but if you were of a mind to go that route you could change it on the Mk II, I'd say just leave it though. My opinion is gonna be controversial as I think the damping is better on the Mk II chassis and the feel of all the switches are better than the later turntables. I use an old Empire 2000 on the Mk II and a Benz Micro on the GR and the latter does sound better but when you consider the overall cost of each package I'm still blown away by how good the MK II sounds and just how close they are. Just my two cents.
Good info - thank you.
33 is ready for 45 & MPH help take it to 78
Good One…….!!!
Thanks ✌️
I'm planning on buying an RV and traveling the country, but I want to take the majority of my records with me. I'd love to see ideas if there is anyone out there that also travels with their collection.
When you do this, I'd love to see the pics!
Bro at 7:14 that's such a shame to have that kind of collection and be playing them out of bookshelf speakers... Get some loudpeakers my guy! Even just some vintage ones would be good. The first time I hooked up my dad's old JBL L100T's I swear it was like I was hearing music for the first time. Truly an emotional experience!
nice video 🙂
how do we send you pics / details of our rooms? ah - just told us. nice one, I'll submit mine shortly :-)
Cheers!
I could show you a record collection that blow your mind, unfortunately most of it is in boxes, my friend is a hoarder his record collection consists of approximately 350,000 records, reel to reel tapes cassettes cds VHS laserdiscs, make up probably ten thousand or so additional formats. Vintage equipment including speakers turntables reel to reel decks receivers amps preamps various tuners number a couple of hundred, unfortunately being a hoarder a lot of the stuff mainly in the basement has gone moldy, very sad, the surprising thing is that he knows practically everything he has.
7:25 the Ortofon Red is the worst buy in a cartridge, there are various Audio Technica at the same price that sounds much better
A warning for anyone living in California, never stack or storage your collection of vinyls and cds all the way to the ceiling. It would be stupit and dangerous to your health. I myself collect cds and vinyls. And believe me I know the best way for storaging your collection. Give me a holler and I will explain. Thanks for reading my comment (from 976-CREOLEMAN).
Honestly I'm unimpressed. While I do collect cool records that aren't available on put out on cd's, yes compact discs, but I have maybe 7-9,000 cds...
And yes, it is pretty much my ongoing never ending entire life
Jauce import costs are way expensive. Wouldn't recommend.
Pour me some Crown Please.