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Record player
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a playback device with a spinning turntable that tracks the record and transmits it to a loudspeaker
What is a "record player"?
A record player is a device used to play vinyl records. It consists of a spinning turntable, a needle, also called a stylus, and an arm that holds the needle over the record's grooves. As the record spins, the needle moves along the grooves, picking up vibrations that are converted into sound, which is then amplified through speakers. Record players are commonly used to listen to music in vinyl format and are appreciated for their vintage appeal and sound quality.
Example
The record player spun the vinyl at a steady pace, bringing old jazz records to life in the room.
Modern record players often come with USB ports to digitize vinyl records into digital formats.
The audiophile spent hours adjusting the settings on his high-end record player to achieve the perfect sound quality.
He inherited a vintage record player from his grandfather, complete with a collection of classic vinyl albums.
She carefully placed the needle on the record player and enjoyed the warm, analog sound of her favorite LP.
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