[78-L] Heifetz

[Howard Friedman]

You wrote,
You're reading what I wrote in reverse.  I did not suggest anything about 
playing acoustical records on more modern machines.

Sorry, I don't get the message.  My premise is, with the availability of modern equipment that can track ANY recording ever made, depending on stylus size and groove direction (in to out, out to in), why would one, want to subject any disc, particularly an expensive one, to a pressure of some 600 pounds per square inch for some 3 minutes or more, when you can achieve the same sonic result with a mere 22 pounds/sq. in?

Howard