Whereas " Faith " had opened with a jukebox phonograph needle touching a vinyl record, " Freedom !'90 " opens with a compact disc player's laser beam reading a CD.
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_Missed metaphor : San Francisco attorney Dolores Dalton was listening to music at a party when the CD player began to skip like an old-fashioned phonograph needle that hit a scratch.
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Back in the 1960s, fans of the Beatles spent hours playing their albums backward, destroying many a phonograph needle in an effort to decipher messages supposedly recorded in reverse concerning Paul McCartney's fate.
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"Since lameness from sharp pieces of bone, glass, tacks, phonograph needles and other sharp articles is very common among garbage-fed hogs, the owner attached no significance " to the symptoms, a USDA review said.
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It is also recorded that, in more recent times particularly, during the Armenian genocide of the 1910s phonograph needles were driven under fingernails and toenails to torture the prisoner before his nails were torn out with pliers.
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On the original UK vinyl release, the audience noise after the end of the last track was imbedded in a locked groove, leaving the applause to go on so long as the phonograph needle remained on the disc.
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:Tom was not satisfied with running the warehouse, so with the help of his wife, Lucille, he opened a small record store and one-stop that provided small, predominantly black-owned record stores with everything from phonograph needles to display racks.
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The delay line was an unusual mechanical ( not electrical ) spiral wire with an electromagnet on one end and a torsion rotation detector on the other ( which was conceptually similar to an old-fashion phonograph needle pickup ).
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There are also a variety of accessories, including equipment racks, power conditioners, devices to reduce or control vibration, record cleaners, anti-static devices, phonograph needle cleaners, reverberation reducing devices such as speaker pads and stands, sound absorbent foam, and soundproofing.
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By the way, at first I thought you meant physical dulling, and was going to cite the lifetime for sapphire phonograph needles, which needed replacement less frequently than steel ones and more frequently than diamond ones, all things being equal.
