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Vinyl
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a record made of synthetic resin or plastic, used in the past before CDs became popular
What is "vinyl"?
Vinyl refers to a round, flat disc used to play music. The disc is made from a type of plastic and has grooves that are pressed into its surface. When the record spins on a turntable, a needle runs through these grooves and converts the physical bumps into sound, allowing music to be heard. Vinyl records are known for their distinctive sound quality and are often collected by enthusiasts.
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a univalent chemical radical derived from ethylene
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a synthetic plastic material widely used in construction for its durability, versatility, and affordability
Example
Vinyl records initially gave way to cassette tapes and later to digital music formats like CDs and MP3s.
Vinyl records, once a relic of a bygone technology, are making a comeback.
Vinyl records are experiencing a rebirth among music enthusiasts who appreciate their warm sound quality.
The record player turns over the vinyl to play the other side.
The vintage vinyl records, with their warm sound and original artwork, were prized by music collectors.
