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27-Jan-08 08:48:36
I have heard of this as well Chris. In fact I believe there are some very expensive record players which cannot damage the discs at all because lasers rather than a stylus are used to play them. However, for most collectors of 78s, a broken record will be no use at all. At best, if it is a very clean break with no rough edges, you can try to sellotape along the crack - obviously on the less important side - and you may find that the side you prefer can then be played reasonably OK. This usually works OK for what is known as a hairline crack, i.e. the record is still intact, with a very fine crack running for a few inches from the edge sometimes to the label. If the record is in two or more pieces then I personally throw it in the bin. David.

26-Jan-08 13:14:02
Hi Dave, Chris here. I saw an article recently, claiming that it is now possible to 'read' gramophone records using laser beams. Even broken records can be scanned in this manner, and the pieces stitched together using an ordinary sound editor on a computer. The article was in a pukka scientific magazine, and from my knowledge of such things, there's no reason why it shouldn't be true. So maybe the 'cracked in the post' problem isn't quite as bad as it was! Regards, Chris