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generated from a 1960's tape recorder instructional vinyl Lp
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A vinyl record turntable works by converting the physical grooves of a record into electrical signals that are then amplified and converted back into sound. The turntable spins the record, and a stylus (or needle) tracks the grooves, vibrating in response to the sound waves etched into the record. These vibrations are picked up by a cartridge, which converts them into electrical signals that are then amplified and sent to speakers or headphones.