We may be heading into another heatwave this week so layers may end up being off and sleep might happen downstairs as hot air rises (and how in this house) so I've got most things done in advance which has taken a bit out of me but less than the attempt to do same during that heatwave.
I've checked up on the record racks to ensure things are more upright rather than snaking with bulges to avoid major warping issues.
There's been a few new record arrive in the last few weeks, mainly classical and one came a few days ago.
Issued originally in 1976, this was an early classical lp I did have but it runs for just under an hour which is a lot to get on a single lp so it didn't sound as good as it could.
Recently though the original four channel tape was found and that has been used, remixed on the fly cut directly to vinyl over two discs now.
It unusually for classic records was also cut at 45 rpm who audiophiles maintain sounds cleaner, something that specialty popular labels having been doing for a while and it does now sound fuller while at the same time allowing to be cut louder does reduce surface noise which is telling in the quietest moments and decaying seconds of notes.
It was well worth it.