Vinüüliplaadimängija
Vinüüliplaadimängija, commonly known as a turntable or record player, is an electro-mechanical device used to reproduce sound from vinyl records. It consists of a platter that rotates at a constant speed, typically 33 1⁄3 or 45 revolutions per minute (RPM), upon which a vinyl record is placed. A tonearm, equipped with a stylus or needle, is positioned over the spinning record. As the stylus tracks the grooves etched into the record's surface, it vibrates and translates these physical movements into electrical signals. These signals are then amplified and sent to loudspeakers, where they are converted back into audible sound.
The core components of a vinüüliplaadimängija include the motor, which drives the platter, the platter itself,
Turntables vary widely in their design and price point, from basic, entry-level models to high-fidelity audiophile