What does mist racking actually sound like?

It depends on how heavy the mist is and how well built the rack is, or something like that!!!!!

And it's all down hill from here . . . :-)

So can anyone please describe what subtle and not so subtle mistracking sounds like? Anyone have audio clips of examples?

The mist is gone and the rack is stacked. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Darn, I thought someone actually came up with some new audio topic that I had not heard of before.

Mistracking usually results in some combination of audible distortion and/or superfluous surface noise as the stylus tracks the record.

For example, I have a Telarc vinyl of the 1812 Overture (dont feel like pulling the disc for info) but this disc is world famous for being untrackable by vast majority of tables. When the cannon blasts hit thats where its impossible to track, the cart goes into spasms and it skips to an extreme degree. This is the most extreme example and is unmistakable when it happens. I figured you deserved an attempt to get this thread on "track" cheers