
u/Expensive-Tune-2069

How do I get my stuff out of the rock?
I exited my car and got flinged so hard I noclipped into the rocks. Are these items perma-stuck or is there any hope for me?
Wire came off while changing phases for vertical cut playback, is there any way to reattach the wire to the headshell or is it broken?
Any good records stores in Amsterdam that sell shellac records?
I'm going on a trip there soon, and I'd like to buy some records from there. What store would have them?
Pc turna on for a split second then immidiately turns off.
Specs:
Intel I5 12th gen 12600KF
Nvidia RTX 4070 Super (Asus)
Lion Li O11 Evo Case
Gigabyte Aorus Z790 Motherboard
2TB Samsung 970 SDD
2TD Seagate 7000RPM HDD
Corsair RM750 PSU
32Gb of Corsair Vengeance RAM
As said in the title, the PC immidately turns off after pressing the power button. Pressing the power button again does nothing. A few weeks ago my PC started freezing randomly, about once per 2 days and it completely froze, even the power button did nothing and the only way to reset it was to physically turn off the PSU. Starting a few days ago my PC would immediately turn off after being turned on. Everything was off exept a red LED on the GPU, labeled "LED2". Reseating either the gpu or psu cable fixed this. Today it completely broke and I cant get it to turn on as the cable trick stopped working. How would I go about fixing this?
How do I tell the difference between plain dirty cylinders and moldy ones?
So I'm new to collecting cylinders, and I have around 25 of them. When I'm looking at cylinders on eBay, for example, I'm not sure what to look for when differentiating dirty cylinders or moldy ones.
Transcription collection I picked up today for 50$
To put 2 ounces in perspective, that's more than 10 times the pressure exerted by cheap ceramic styli!
What does turnover and rolloff mean when equalising 78RPM records?
I'm digitizing some of my 78 and when I looked into how to equalize them I didn't understand what rolloff and turnover meant. What is a simple explanation for these terms?
Some acetates/stampers
I recently got 4 of these in the bargain bin in a record shop. Would these be stamper records or acetates? The one in the last two images seems different somehow.
The runouts are:
https://www.discogs.com/release/3613534-%C5%BDeljko-Kru%C5%A1lin-Pasa%C5%BE-Buntovnik (side B)
https://www.discogs.com/release/2906582-Milo-Sla%C4%91e-Od-Vina (side A & B)
And the last one is unknown. No runout. Only 9909 near centre.
Help me find this reaction gif
The original was a guy staring at the camera in grayscale. His head is a different shape than how I drew him here
How would I go about aligning these two tracks?
So, I've got two copies of the same records and tried to mix them into one track, essentially halving the surface noise. However, once I did this it created a very strange, moire like effect. How would I go aligning the tracks so that this does not happen? Or could it be because I set up the records unevenly and the tiny, imperceivable wow form that caused this?
I thought of this as I was dozing off in english class.
What would be a good place to get transcriptions of audio?
I've got an old Czech comedy record and would like to know what they're saying. What site would be ok for this? All that I've tried are either paid or work very poorly.
[Međimurje, Croatia] found this guy while walking my dog
I just have to replace the foam pads on the bottom and get a step down converter and I'm good to go!
It normally dosen't do this, only on a purely white screen.
Model: HP Ergo 1600
Specs: 1997, 1600x1200@75Hz, Canadian market.
Am I cooked?
How does this even happen? My guess is that since these records were made to be put into an automatic record changer, the foam pads on the bottom fell off and it grinded against the hard metal plate. Not sure though. It was cleaned.