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How to flatten Vinyl Albums

I found the following suggestion on the web and wondered if anyone had tried it?

It suggests: cleaning the record;
placing it between two sheets of clean and perfectly
flat plate glass; heating to about 135 degs. F;
leave at this heat for 10 minutes;
remove heat and place some heavy books on top of the
glass for 24 hours.
If the warp is not removed then not enough heat
has been applied. Heat should not exceed 150 degs. F as damage may
occur.

I also heard this from a record dealer, but I have always tried to keep all albums away from heat
williewonka
jkalman
298 posts
 
Probably not "at one" but "at infinity". Which, hey, might be the best way to listen!

In a singularity, everything is one. This would include, "you," "me," and "the music."
tarsando
578 posts
 
But the singularity is infinite and black holes can preserve information, although there is a sh*t load of jitter associated with it.
jkalman
298 posts
 
But the singularity is infinite and black holes can preserve information, although there is a sh*t load of jitter associated with it

The singularity may be infinite, but because it is not broken into discrete bits it is analog, thus it can't have jitter.
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