[Folsom]

Just wondering, as fault line maps are available. While we may not notice them, some fault lines have shifts thousands of times a year! Who knows what destructiveness if formed on the playback of vinyl... 

[sunnydaze]

Those sink holes in Fla can wreak havoc on vinyl playback....and everything else!        

[Folsom]

I'm sure the poor guy that got swallowed by one recently hasn't heard any vinyl lately...

[orthobiz]

No.

Paul

[Elizabeth]

Sort of.. I stay away from earthquake regions.
I live in the Great Lakes region. NO earthquakes to speak of. Only the NewMadrid (if it really rips) would affect me.
No Hurricanes either.. Not many tornadoes either right around where I live..  No sinkholes..
Some blizzards.. Some flooding but i am wayyyy up off the flood plain.

[Letitroll98]

There are no major fault lines in Southern New Jersey so I've devoted exactly zero time to worrying about earthquake preparedness in either my stereo systems or the rest of my life.  I do however wear large quantities of aluminum foil on my head and in my underwear to protect me from gamma ray bursts.   



 

[James Romeyn]

There are no major fault lines in Southern New Jersey so I've devoted exactly zero time to worrying about earthquake preparedness in either my stereo systems or the rest of my life.  I do however wear large quantities of aluminum foil on my head and in my underwear to protect me from gamma ray bursts.   



 

The first time I saw that movie "Signs" I was alone, wife was in Europe. 

I just about wet my pants that first seen where they are watching TV and its the first time we see the alien walk by the yard in Europe somewhere, at the birth day party.  I think I paused the movie and got a baseball bat to keep me company for the rest of the flick. 

[Speedskater]

"Elizabeth" we live on the south shore of Lake Erie.  Lake Erie has earthquakes all the time. OK, they are tiny earthquakes and they go unnoticed by most people (but a TT might).  The area is still recovering from the Ice Ages, 10 or 15 thousand years ago.

[simoon]

I live in Southern California and I don't worry.

There are about 26 earthquakes a day here, but the vast majority of them are pretty small. A truck driving up the street has more affect on vinyl playback than any of these earthquakes.

Now, if there is an earthquake large enough to affect vinyl playback in my house, there probably is more to worry about than one messing up the playback of an Alan Holdsworth guitar solo or an Elliot Carter chamber work, although with the latter, I might not notice the difference