Michael Fremer

an all encompassing "fly over" that covers all of the bases I'm flying out to Chad Kassem's "Vinyl Summit" as I write this from 30,000 feet. I can't see much below but I'm enjoying the ride. Ken Micallef's book "Vinyl" is a similar ride taken at a height where you can see everything but not with much detail. That was the intent and how it had to be when you're trying to give readers an all encompassing vinyl overview in 124 booklet-sized pages.

Malachi review soon but for now, in case you've not heard I thought by now fans of this record and especially of the Vinylphyle reissue, supposedly of the "Closet Mix", know what happened but emails keep coming. What happened and the fix has been posted on the udiscovermusic website. The fix is a most honorable solution.

refinements and a promise of greater reliability, a 3 year warranty and "in the field" service Audio Desk Systeme introduced its original cleaning machine in 2009. It was the first microprocessor-based automatic cleaning machine that cleaned and dried both sides automatically at the push of a button. It became extremely popular and then people started having problems. The pump that pushed the water into the cleaning chamber began failing and the machine was not openable outside of the factory.