Removing Pops

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DaveyW

Re: Removing Pops
« Reply #20 on: 20 Mar 2012, 12:20 pm »
Thanks Hank  :thumb:

I see interest in this thread appears to be waning, so unless anyone has any onward questions I'll make this my closing post.

Last night I had a go at de-burring the scratch as pictured earlier;



The record (Rainbow On Stage) was bought in my early teens, I failed to check one of the sides of this double LP.

The track in question (Still I'm Sad) was briefly played on a very modest TT at the time, but after a succession of loud clicks and occasional skips the arm was quickly lifted and the track never played since.

The scratch got the treatment (while spinning The Yes album  :)) and after over 30 years in my possession, this track finally got a full airing  8)

Not perfect, there's still a spot where the scratch was deepest (unfortunately in a quiet section) where there is a repeated small pop for a few revolutions, I'll probably be able to work this a bit more to improve further - but otherwise more than acceptable  :D

If anyone wants to venture down this path and need any support or guidance, don't hesitate to PM me or ask in this thread.

Cheers
Dave




SET Man

Re: Removing Pops
« Reply #21 on: 20 Mar 2012, 03:26 pm »
Hey!

   Just came across this thread. Man! That is crazy cool work there :o

   I've thought of doing that to but I've never seen anyone who actually doing it.

    I'm impressed!  :notworthy:

Take care,
Buddy :thumb: