I just pulled a 7" out of some storage I've had for a while. I like to listen to everything I get before it gets moved to my actual collection.

I don't know that I've seen it in the past, but one of them has a disclaimer that it's for jukeboxes only.

Is this a legal or copyright issue, or are there records made for jukebox that could damage a standard needle? I'm not familiar with the latter, but I'd also prefer asking around before risking anything.

I have an ION audio drum rocker set for rock band and the Wii, but outside of my rock band career I’ve only ever played guitar. However as Freddie Mercury once put it, I want to break free.

I want to say that when I purchased it a couple of decades ago I did so under the belief that it was mostly a real electronic drum set. It certainly elevated my rock band fun.

It is basically what is pictured in the listing, but with three cymbals and two kicks. Each piece is connected to the gaming module with a guitar cable connector.

My question: If I want to turn this into an actual set, is there a decent module that I can pick up that will act as an amp and (I suppose) synthesizer? I’d love to just spin up some tunes without worrying about the Wii and get better with them as actual drums.

Thanks!

Seems to be automated, so it is hit or miss, but I’ve already found a few things that I wanted.

YMMV, but I’ve seen as much as 40-50% off.

For example, Dance Fever: Live at Madison Square Garden for $20, down from $55.99.

Some insane deals on some great bands—LPs as low as $5.

Some decent options.

I’ve already ordered one—seems to have some pretty good stuff. Some of the “blemishes” are simple bent corners and such, others are pretty indistinguishable from regular copies.