Crate View
Get Into It.
- Browse everything you own, cover by cover
- Hand it to guests — let them flip through your collection
- Prop your iPad on the rack — it becomes a now playing display, pulling up the story behind whatever's spinning
- Connects to your Discogs collection — your albums, your data, automatically
The pressing details. The session notes. The reason this record matters. Your collection, finally alive.
iPad only · Requires TestFlight
RigShot
Stop Typing.
Start Showing.
- Upload your setup photo — drag, drop, or shoot straight from your camera roll
- Drop pins on your gear — turntable, amp, cart, cables, all of it. Add the name, description, price, and a link for each piece
- Add your affiliate link — on Reverb, Discogs, or Amazon Associates? Drop your link in. Every visitor who clicks and buys puts money in your pocket
- One link. Forever. — share it in your bio, forum posts, YouTube description. Never type out your rig again
- Save and update anytime — sign in and your rigs live in your account. New turntable? Swap the pin. Same link, always current
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3D Print FilesNew Arrivals Light Box
Print it. Plug it in. Watch your rack go from good to great.
Download free →Needs a light strip — we use this one: Led Light Strip (not an affiliate link, just the one that works)
Coming to iOS
Good things coming.
Two apps. Built for the serious listener. Be first.
TUBE HOURS
Coming to iOS
Log every hour. Know exactly when to retube.
OBI STRIP
Coming to iOS
Every Japanese pressing. Every detail. In your pocket.
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The Man
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Big Pink.
John Simon
Before there was Music from Big Pink, before Cheap Thrills, before Leonard Cohen debut — there was John Simon in the room. One of the most important producers of the late 1960s, Simon shaped the sound of The Band across three records, produced Janis Joplin best-selling album, and helped birth the jazz-rock movement with Blood, Sweat and Tears. But John Simon is not just a producer. He is a musician, a songwriter, and a performer who still tours today. In this episode, we sit down with the man Robbie Robertson said fit like a glove and hear the stories firsthand.
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