Changing the subject but only slightly...
What about music CDs ?
I have a huge collection of CDs and I have noticed that rather a worrying lot are beginning to show signs of corrosion and/or fungus (sorry about the spelling...)
One can hear noticable crackling noise, not dissimilar to LPs. What responsibility do record companies have towards the "licence" buyer when it comes to a faulty product ?
Oh, just in case someone was to suggest "take it back with the receipt", I'm talking about CDs made in the 80's and early 90's.
Larry
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