Well, there's been quite a few years now and i still don't know what "dish" means? "it has a slight dish" or something like that

or "chip"  "chip in"... i believe i have one with the "chip" and i have no idea what it is

 

 

any info appreciated

Dish is a slight overall warp so 45 isn't perfectly flat.

 

A chip is at the edge where a small piece of vinyl is missing.

 

ROD

  On 09/03/2014 at 10:59, modernsoulsucks said:

Dish is a slight overall warp so 45 isn't perfectly flat.

 

A chip is at the edge where a small piece of vinyl is missing.

 

ROD

 

aha, i see.  thanks for clearing that up 

  On 09/03/2014 at 10:59, modernsoulsucks said:

Dish is a slight overall warp so 45 isn't perfectly flat.

 

A chip is at the edge where a small piece of vinyl is missing.

 

ROD

 

 

So a dish of chips is...?

OK for dj-ing ?

 

ROD

  On 09/03/2014 at 10:59, modernsoulsucks said:

Dish is a slight overall warp so 45 isn't perfectly flat.

 

ROD

 

Also called a storage warp.

I did think for a long time that a nap was a chip.

  On 10/03/2014 at 02:59, Prophonics 2029 said:

I did think for a long time that a nap was a chip.

A big plate of chips often leads to a nap

 

A chip is at the edge where a small piece of vinyl is missing.

 

 

Well, there's been quite a few years now and i still don't know what "dish" means? "it has a slight dish" or something like that

 

In my book there are two main types of warping of a record:

 

1) Dishing - this is where the record is warped in a concave manner right around the surface so it will not sit flat on the turntable. This creates a 'dish' or 'bowl' shape. The needle usually does not move up and down when being played. Slight dishing is often not even mentioned by people when selling.

 

2) Edge warp - where part of the disc is warped and so part of the record does not sit flat when on a turntable. This creates a wave (up and down movement) when the record is playing when the needle goes up and down.

 

The main issue is whether people declare warps, and if they do whether they are genuinely slight and do not affect play as is usually claimed. I would have thought that playing a disc over and over that has an edge warp would eventually lead to uneven wear on a record.

 

Cheers

 

Richard

Edited March 10, 201411 yr by Premium Stuff

  On 09/03/2014 at 10:45, psamsara said:

Well, there's been quite a few years now and i still don't know what "dish" means? "it has a slight dish" or something like that

or "chip"  "chip in"... i believe i have one with the "chip" and i have no idea what it is

 

 

any info appreciated

 

It amazes me to see those 45's curled up into ornaments.... which you see in retro shops

  On 10/03/2014 at 12:56, Labeat said:

It amazes me to see those 45's curled up into ornaments.... which you see in retro shops

 

Ive got 2 dish/bowl records,made in the oven.Ideal for keeping my nuts in. 

  On 10/03/2014 at 13:00, KevH said:

Ive got 2 dish/bowl records,made in the oven.Ideal for keeping my nuts in. 

 

Stick a photo of em on here Kev.... it's the way forward mate... to be believed

I feel wiser today.  Thank you guys

Warping/dishing is virtually impossible to flatten but has anyone any tricks to eliminate felt pen (WOL)

Rather difficult with the permanent markers i know!

  On 10/03/2014 at 13:00, KevH said:

Ive got 2 dish/bowl records,made in the oven.Ideal for keeping my nuts in.

  On 10/03/2014 at 13:08, Labeat said:

Stick a photo of em on here Kev.... it's the way forward mate... to be believed

 

Whoa! A photo of Kevs nuts? Even if they are being cupped by dished vinyl......  Is that even allowed?

 

Edited March 10, 201411 yr by MrC

  On 10/03/2014 at 15:34, MrC said:

 

Whoa! A photo of Kevs nuts? Even if they are being cupped by dished vinyl......  Is that even allowed?

 

 

Ha ha... whichever, Kev's the man to decide

It's the abbreviations that get me but there's one thing for sure, if you saw a record graded as sltwrp nap wol vg sml x ol noc 2sec burn. You just wouldn't buy it coz in simple terms using no abbreviations, it's f*cked!

Steve

  On 10/03/2014 at 15:43, Labeat said:

Ha ha... whichever, Kev's the man to decide

 

Just tried the photo,but one of my nuts fell through the spindle hole.All my friends are EX with edge warp.

^{here's few that might help}

^{SS       Still Sealed}

 ^{M   Mint/Unplayed/Brand New}

 ^{M-   Very Small Sign of Play}

  ^{E Excellent. Small Marks Not Audible} 

^{VG  Scratches, Marks and Audible Wear} 

^{STR     Sticker} 

^{STR  Sticker Mark}

  ^{LT   Label Tear}

 ^{NAP    Does Not Affect Play}

^{WL   Writing on Label}

^{CR    Crack} 

^{WRP Edge Warp} 

^{DSH Storage Dish} 

^{SWR  Sleeve Wear} 

^{D  Demo Copy} 

^{PS Picture Sleeve}  

Edited March 10, 201411 yr by mickjay33

  On 10/03/2014 at 16:00, mickjay33 said:

^{STR     Sticker} 

^{STR  Sticker Mar}

 

 

Think your "sticker mark" def is missing something Mick 

 

Richard

  On 10/03/2014 at 15:45, KevH said:

Just tried the photo,but one of my nuts fell through the spindle hole.All my friends are EX with edge warp.

  On 10/03/2014 at 15:45, KevH said:

Just tried the photo,but one of my nuts fell through the spindle hole.All my friends are EX with edge warp.

You need bigger nuts.... Simples!

Steve

  On 10/03/2014 at 15:31, Labeat said:

Warping/dishing is virtually impossible to flatten but has anyone any tricks to eliminate felt pen (WOL)

Rather difficult with the permanent markers i know!

I in no way recommend or advise this ,but soak a tissue or cotton ball in isoprol and dab the affected area will remove some inks ( it may damage the label extreme caution is needed . not my fault if someone fecks anything )

ANY dishing will affect play, so don't agree with anything saying "slight dish - NAP"

  On 10/03/2014 at 22:08, phillyDaveG said:

ANY dishing will affect play, so don't agree with anything saying "slight dish - NAP"

 

depends on how sensitive your stereo / ear is.

 

pen is easier to clean than marker (with certain exceptions where the marker is on certain paper types). neither is super easy to clean though, I usually leave them alone.

This is a "delivery warp" 

 

Edited March 12, 201411 yr by Chris L

I've had a few which should have had AF on 'em.

  On 10/03/2014 at 16:50, soulman said:

You need bigger nuts.... Simples!

Steve

 

Aint that the truth.