joe... i still have my turntable from the late 60's.. and plenty of u beaut records from that era...as they say collectors records... those wild wild flower power hippy days when popular music was just so so so fabulous and so so so creative... how lucky were we to experience that time! and be young and "wild" what's the old song? a walk on the wild side! merle
Fantastic, Merle! Well, of COURSE it plays. Nothing could be more natural. I always regretted digital CDs coming out in 1981 because I was sure a linearly-tracked 33 1/3 RPM turntable with Laser Stereo pickup would be on the market soon. In fact, it was, but it was squelched by CD. Oh, well. Digital does not hold a candle to analog. Or, they're close; but, the laser-turntables deserved a chance. And never got it. I'm also sure the future of computers is "analog". Digital is old-hat. Many processes are thus not modeled correctly, when it comes to the many processes we care about. Give it another twenty years, to get over this errant fixation/lack of imagination. Alas. Pshaww-w. Everything in due time. The future is tomorrow. --Joe >Merle Lester <merlewiitpom@...> wrote: > > for joe...cheers merle > > http://www.treehugger.com/gadgets/laser-cut-wooden-record-actually-plays-music.html
