Yes, that’s a twist on the Doobie Brothers’ number. But this has nothing to do with that Northern California band. That’s what separates artists from everybody else. They don’t give people what they want, they give people what they NEED! If you think you know what people want, you’re dreaming. They can’t articulate it. Hell, talk to… Read More »

Inexpensive record players typically used a flanged steel stamping for the turntable structure. A rubber disc would be secured to the top of the stamping to provide traction for the record, as well as a small amount of vibration isolation. The spindle bearing usually consisted of a bronze bushing. The flange on the stamping provided… Read More »