LPlevyjä
LPlevyjä, commonly known as LPs or records, are analog sound storage media in the form of a flat disc. They are typically made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and feature a series of continuous grooves etched onto their surface. The playback of an LP is achieved by a stylus, or needle, which is guided through these grooves by a turntable. As the stylus vibrates within the groove, these vibrations are amplified and reproduced as sound.
The term "LP" stands for "long playing," a designation that distinguished them from earlier, shorter-playing shellac
The creation of an LP involves a complex process. A master lacquer disc is cut with the
Despite the rise of digital music formats, LPs have experienced a resurgence in popularity. Many audiophiles