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All audio disks that are not vinyl Lp or 45 rpm cannot be played back on a "standard" turntable. You need a large selection of different size and shape styli. You need a tone arm that can be adjusted in all sorts of "non-standard" positions. You need a turntable that is capable of variable speeds. And last but not least you need a phono pre-amp to recreate a wide variety of playback curves (Eq). Of course if you have experiance restoring and remastering "non-standard" discs, it couldn't hurt. So that's what you need. If you don't have that you risk damaging the disks and getting, not the best possible sound out of them. Adrian Cosentini VidiPax 450 west 31st street New York, NY 10001 212-563-1999 (ext135) [log in to unmask] On Thu, 27 Mar 2003 16:36:40 -0500 Erik Dix <[log in to unmask]> writes: > >Hello! > > > >We just acquired one of these records for our collection. I would > like to > >copy it onto cd. Is it save to play these with a regular needle? > >Any advise! > > > >Erik Dix > >Notre Dame Archives > >