Imagine my surprise when I opened the latest AARP magazine to find an article on the virtues of vinyl playback. It included several references to "vinyl guru Michael Fremer" and quotes from him. Whether you're into vinyl or not, ya gotta give Mikey props for passing his passion for vinyl playback on to as many people as he can. I thought it was a pretty well written article, really highlighting all of the positive aspects of the medium. One part cracked me up though. Mikey suggested several places to purchase turntables and the article specifically mentioned the Pro-Ject Debut III @ $349 but quickly hastened to add that cheaper ones were available. Continuum Caliburn anyone? At any rate, nice job Michael.
http://www.aarpmagazine.org/lifestyle/vinyl-records-back.html
Imagine my surprise when I opened the latest AARP magazine to find an article on the virtues of vinyl playback. It included several references to "vinyl guru Michael Fremer" and quotes from him. Whether you're into vinyl or not, ya gotta give Mikey props for passing his passion for vinyl playback on to as many people as he can. I thought it was a pretty well written article, really highlighting all of the positive aspects of the medium. One part cracked me up though. Mikey suggested several places to purchase turntables and the article specifically mentioned the Pro-Ject Debut III @ $349 but quickly hastened to add that cheaper ones were available. Continuum Caliburn anyone? At any rate, nice job Michael.
http://www.aarpmagazine.org/lifestyle/vinyl-records-back.html