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That doesn't seem good for the vinyl.
As I always tell my friends, there are only two kinds of loved objects: the pristine, and the ruined. The former because you take special care to ensure they're never harmed; and the latter because you use them so much and in so many circumstances that getting damage is just a slow Tuesday
This man is clearly overflowing with love for his vinyl records
Probably wasn't, but not from skips, but from the needle pressure from a spring keeping it in contact with the record.
Now I need to go read how they were constructed, I'm curious to see how they designed for bumps.
Also, cars then floated a lot more, tires had softer sidewalls, and speeds were lower.