What are you guys talking about when you say "does it have a groove"? And why is that undesirable? Thanks.
485208
some mandrels have a longitudinal grove which is ok for sizing but not for making coin rings.
1779719
Yes, all tracks and pieces are grooved on both sides. Also, at least one Amazon review complained that the male-female connecting portion of this track was not the proper shape to mesh with other brands that should have been compatible with this brand, but we have NOT experienced that problem with our set of this product purchased in 2014. Good luck.
2254978
It's supposed to play part of What A Wonderful World. My mom lives out of state, she loved it, and hers did play the music. But without hearing it personally, I cannot say what part it does, if I had to guess it's whatever is in the sellers description... or.... "And I think to myself what a wonderful world" all I know for the price it's a steal. No idea who the person performing the audio is Hope this was of help
2144929
You can hear it somewhat with music going maybe halfway turned up. The way it lights up grabs your attention faster than hearing it. It makes a chirp noise that's very distinct from others I've heard. I blast my music and don't always hear it.
403125
Yes, I believe it can. It has been a while since we played with it but seems like that is what we used. I agree with the below answer though it doesn't combine well with other tracks.
2068340
No, not usually. If the record is not a conventional album - I have some that are etched - or if, on a 12" single, say - the grooves are far apart, there can be some 'streaming' when you lift the record out. I have never had this negatively impact any label, though. It just goes away when dry.
1967411
Play it safe and send it back. What is the source of the music? Is it on all tracks by all artists? I don't have any problems with mine.
1967077
It's not very complicated, but still could be an issue. Know that slowing it down, will distort the sound (deeper) while speeding it up causes the "chipmunk effect." This is a feature (slowing) best used for musicians trying to figure out a difficult instrumental solo. I'm guessing that's not the intended use here?
1502998
It has grooves. But, the grooves are in a weighted piece on the bottom of the bowl that is screwed on and mine would get water in it that you couldn't get back out without unscrewing the base from the bowl. I ended up returning because of this and also problems with rust on the bowl and beaters. All of this happened after 1 use.
2277396
no , it doesn´t makes any kind of sound , its really good.. i recommend you it .
1303974
It makes some boiling sound, kind of a white noise sort of thing. I don't find it bothersome at all.
552265
No. Not grooved at all as I recall. Can't say for sure as I threw the pan away. It is THAT bad. Any standard non-stick pan from Target works better. My pan was basically usless after 6 weeks. It's a scam.
740306
Not that I'm aware of. Doesn't say it has it and we have been using with no problems. We love it. Where did you hear that?
1775294
oh dear. I don't remember if it does or not. I usually hear the end and pop it out. I'll check it out this weekend and get back to you. OK?
1367353
Thanks for your question. In fact it does not, it is a wonderful sounding speaker.
518793
Yes, Jarred I have had the same problem. I'm listening to a song and detecting minor fluctuations in the pitch of the music. Strange because the strobe indicates that the platter is rotating at a consistent speed, but there is no denying the fluctuations. Maybe the record is sliding around a bit and not making firm contact with the turntable? Not sure. Anyway it's getting annoying and I'm starting to think we got a lemon. Will be persuing this with Pyle.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeqDAjB9pGKThe first guy in the video [me] is the one using the MXL 770. The sound editing is weird on my part, the dB were adjusted to fit with the track used (which was different from what I recorded with)