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To correctly handle a vinyl record, first remove the inner sleeve from the jacket. Next, slide a hand inside the inner sleeve and place your index, middle and ring fingers on the record's center label, and your thumb on the record's outer edge. Slide it out, and avoid touching the record's surface.

If you touch the record's surface, you increase the risk of getting dirt on the record and damaging it unnecessarily. To avoid these risks, some vinyl enthusiasts will protect the record's sound quality by using cotton gloves that protect the records from fingerprints.

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Record has a clear ?sheen? when you look at the reflection of the light in the grooves. If you've bought much new vinyl, you know what this looks like - smooth and slick. You should expect to see more minor blemishes on a used record, but the way it reflects the light will indicate how worn-down the grooves are.

So what happens when vinyl records end? Because a vinyl record with no auto-stop has no inherent mechanisms to stop itself, it will never stop spinning. The truth is, it doesn't even know that the vinyl record on its platter has ended already.

To play a vinyl record, place it on the turntable platter. Start the turntable and clean the record with an anti-static brush. Use the cueing lever to raise the tonearm, and move it across to the record. Line the stylus up with where you want to start playing the record and then lower the tonearm.

So what happens when vinyl records end? Because a vinyl record with no auto-stop has no inherent mechanisms to stop itself, it will never stop spinning. The truth is, it doesn't even know that the vinyl record on its platter has ended already.