lemezekként

Lemeztényként refers to a phenomenon where a record, or "lemez" in Hungarian, appears to have a physical defect or a temporary issue during playback. This is often described as a skip, a jump, or a moment of distorted sound. Unlike a permanent scratch or warp, a lemeztényként is usually fleeting and may not occur on every playback. It can be caused by a variety of factors, including dust particles on the vinyl surface, minor imperfections in the pressing, or even static electricity.

The term is commonly used by vinyl enthusiasts and collectors when discussing the quirks of playing records. It highlights the analog nature of vinyl, where the physical interaction between the stylus and the groove is susceptible to subtle disruptions. While some might consider a lemeztényként a nuisance, others embrace it as part of the unique listening experience vinyl offers. Often, a gentle cleaning of the record or stylus can resolve the issue. In some instances, the lemeztényként might be so brief that it's barely noticeable, while in others, it can be a more pronounced interruption. The subjective experience of a lemeztényként can also vary depending on the listener's sensitivity and the audio equipment being used.