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      Tuesday
      Nov112008

      The Archive

      Monday
      Nov102008

      Brionvega RR226

      When Italian design meets analog living, great things happen. Here we see the RR226, an updated version of a classic 1960s all-in-one system.

      First designed by brothers Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1965, the original Radiofonografio kicked off a home AV revolution as 'musical component robot', featuring radio, movable amplifiers, and record player in one package.

      Today's version stays true to the original design, adding a CD / DVD player and new technology under the hood.

      It's not available for sale just yet and with no price announced, I'd expect a price tag that resembles the GDP of a small country.

       

       

      Monday
      Nov102008

      buying records on nylvi

      The web can be a phenominal resource for finding those records that you never seem to come across in local stores. While not always as exciting as digging through bins, finding that obscure album online can still bring a smile to your face.

      With the newly launched nylvi, we get a simple, dedicated marketplace for connecting local stores to vinyl seekers.  The interface is straightforward and as they continue to onboard more stores, the inventory will grow.

      When you create your account, you can search for records and see what's going on in various scenes around the world. When you find something you like, nylvi acts as a connection between you and the seller by coordinating the confirmation, payment, and receipt process.

      I just placed my first order for a couple 7" singles out of a store in Ft. Worth, TX. Stay tuned for the follow up.

       

      Friday
      Nov072008

      Atocha Record Cabinet

      As a collector of records, storing your vinyl is a important and personal choice.

      When starting out, I opted for the basic plastic milkcrate. As my collection grew, I was looking for a better solution that not only protected my collection but allowed me to display it to visitors.

      With the Atocha Record Cabinet, we get a simple, clean solution that combines storing records with an elegant piece of furniture. The design evokes a 1960s modern vibe and there's ample space on the top for your amp and turntable.

      They are available in various configurations and the deep drawers are a great way to preserve and organize your records.

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