Re: where-I-live wiring

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (Robert)]

One thing I didn't tell you on the phone is that a transformer a few
blocks away exploded some months ago.  Unlike our neighbors, we managed
not to lose electricity.  But, I'm wondering if that had anything to do
with it.

Anyway, I just read online about polarity and phonographs, and I don't
think this is the problem we're experiencing.  The "wow" on the turntable
is rather dramatic -- the phase is out by about 0.5 seconds or so.  It
sounds as if the record is warped.  It's unlistenable.

I'm sad that we'd have to get a new record player to fix this problem
given that it works fine at the shop and, before 5 months ago, it had been
working fine for years.

 > From: "Apple" <http://www.juno.com/~w1few>
 > Date: Mon, 29 Jun 2020 06:11:14 GMT
 >
 > It appears the electric company reversed the black and white wires for some 
 > reason
 > they sell polarity checkers at Radio Shack and other electronic surplus stores.
 > A new record player like Chrises should solve the problem.
 > D