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Can Anyone Define 'EP'?
| GUEST,Ebor_Fiddler | 28 Sep 12 - 11:44 AM | |
| GUEST,Alan Whittle | 29 Sep 12 - 10:36 AM | |
| Tattie Bogle | 08 Oct 12 - 10:03 AM | |
| GUEST | 08 Oct 12 - 10:44 AM | |
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Can Anyone Define 'EP'?
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Subject: RE: Can Anyone Define 'EP'? From: GUEST,Ebor_Fiddler Date: 28 Sep 12 - 11:44 AM Just to put the cat among the pigeons, I possess several shellac 78 rpm records which claim to be "Extended Play" and even more "45" size ones which say they are "Long Playing". |
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Subject: RE: Can Anyone Define 'EP'? From: GUEST,Alan Whittle Date: 29 Sep 12 - 10:36 AM Pete Seeger's Goofing Off Suite was on a ten inch album. |
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Subject: RE: Can Anyone Define 'EP'? From: Tattie Bogle Date: 08 Oct 12 - 10:03 AM Re a couple of statements people have made. SPEED: nearly ALL EPs were 45rpm not 33 (I have a stack of them and have just checked!) MIDDLES: quite a lot were sold without middles and you had to buy the plastic adaptors to go with them. These were bought from new, and NOT ex-jukebox stock. This particualrly applies to several French ones I have. |
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Subject: RE: Can Anyone Define 'EP'? From: GUEST Date: 08 Oct 12 - 10:44 AM Also, a 33 1/3 disk revolves exactly 2000 times per hour. A physics teacher told me that 33 1/3 and 45 are easy speeds to build AC motors for on 50Hz and 60Hz (Europe and America). |
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