yest there are record players available in the market, there are also models that you could connect directly to your pc via usb port so you could digitize your records.
....actual cutting (analog convertion) and pressing of the vinyls are the same not mentioning the fact that they are bit more expensive. audiophiles around the world spend much purchasing vinyl issues of newly recorded albums and re-issues of old recordings. most collectors scout for old records that are still in good condition from trift shops to flee markets.
why not start your own record collection? the technology has been around for some 150 years now compare to cd which is only 30 yrs old. imagine the bulk recorded audio materials on vynil, not even 1/4th of it has been converted to digital format. the nice part of having a record collection is being proud you own an original (and historical if its a bit older).
unfortunately turntables do not play cd's. since the 50's high end turntables use polished industrial diamond needles which are shaped to a precise size to track the modern micro groove records. for older records from the late 40's and beyond, manufacturers still produce diamond needles (or "stylus")
yes... my turntable uses something called a phono pick-up which has a diamond stylus (or needle). well my turntable is fairly new. i bought it around 1989 but the big hifi manufacturers like technics, neumark and vestrax still manufactures turntables. there are a few manufacturer that produce turntables which cost more than my car and these are german made pieces of precision engineered turntables.
@garthac thanks for the advice man
dylanotoshiro 11 months ago
Nice, Goooooooooooodd
TibiZeneVp 1 year ago
thanks, i'm glad you liked it.
yest there are record players available in the market, there are also models that you could connect directly to your pc via usb port so you could digitize your records.
garthac 1 year ago
Nice video man by the way could I still buy a record player today?
dylanotoshiro 1 year ago
アナログレコード最高！
心にしみる音質！
現代のデジタル音源は感動がない！
いつまでも大切にして頂きたいです。
とても心が和みます。
とても美しい音質です、有難うございます！
huq4ej 2 years ago
Hi huq4ej, could I request for an English translation of your comment?
thanks.
garthac 2 years ago
Is this a turntable?
PCSnissan 3 years ago
yes, i played the record on my pioneer pl-5 turntable.
garthac 3 years ago
Oh I See, another question, what is the difference between modern vinyl records produced now and those in the past?
PCSnissan 3 years ago
basically the only difference is the way they do the actual recording in the studios which is done much in digital format these days but the...
garthac 3 years ago
....actual cutting (analog convertion) and pressing of the vinyls are the same not mentioning the fact that they are bit more expensive. audiophiles around the world spend much purchasing vinyl issues of newly recorded albums and re-issues of old recordings. most collectors scout for old records that are still in good condition from trift shops to flee markets.
garthac 3 years ago
Oh I see, thanks a lot for these information!
PCSnissan 3 years ago
how old are you anyway if i may i ask?
why not start your own record collection? the technology has been around for some 150 years now compare to cd which is only 30 yrs old. imagine the bulk recorded audio materials on vynil, not even 1/4th of it has been converted to digital format. the nice part of having a record collection is being proud you own an original (and historical if its a bit older).
garthac 3 years ago
I am 15, by the way, do nowadays turntables play disk using the needle?
PCSnissan 3 years ago
unfortunately turntables do not play cd's. since the 50's high end turntables use polished industrial diamond needles which are shaped to a precise size to track the modern micro groove records. for older records from the late 40's and beyond, manufacturers still produce diamond needles (or "stylus")
garthac 3 years ago
Then do your turntable uses needle?
PCSnissan 3 years ago
yes... my turntable uses something called a phono pick-up which has a diamond stylus (or needle). well my turntable is fairly new. i bought it around 1989 but the big hifi manufacturers like technics, neumark and vestrax still manufactures turntables. there are a few manufacturer that produce turntables which cost more than my car and these are german made pieces of precision engineered turntables.
garthac 3 years ago
...all turntables use a needle but most modern turntables use a diamond stylus or needle.
garthac 3 years ago
Oh I see
PCSnissan 3 years ago
Is this a turntable?
PCSnissan 3 years ago