Well, it's always interesting to hear how a phono collector got the
bug, what their first machine or machines were, and what aspect of the
field drew them in; aesthetics, historical interest, mechanical
interest, music interest, or combinations of these and others.
Though I'm sure it doesn't need an invitation on this forum, feel free
to relate what your experience has been.
Best,
Andrew Baron
Santa Fe
On Jul 25, 2012, at 5:38 PM, Ken aka: OnATorrent wrote:
Hello everyone, I made a statement that I was thinking about
posting my story here for everyone to read from my introduction to
phonographs at the age of 26 in 1993 and followed by my 19 year
obsession. I had a great group of people that took me under there
wing and guided me and gave me a great education and showed me the
ropes on collecting and everything that I needed to know to be a
successful collector and all the years I have spent as a younger
man. I have had 3 people that wanted me to do this and I just
wanted to make sure everyone would be interested in my story of live
and collecting through hard times and good.
Comments are welcome,
Kenneth Keeton
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