The record finally gets the turntable it deserves. Wheel is a record player that’s just a wheel.
Novelty turntables seems to be all the rage lately. From smartphone-controlled turntables to floating turntable to vertical turntables.
So why not add another one to the list? A turntable that’s “just a wheel”…
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LOVE maintains the intimacy and quality of vinyl records but adds modern day smart features, while keeping the crackles & pops.
With over 650 records in my collection, I’m obviously intrigued by what the market has to offer in terms of turntables. One turntable that captured my attention lately is Love – the world’s first intelligent turntable.
At first glance, the turntable seems to be the result of a one night stand gone wrong between a Furutech deStat Antistatic Device and a Shard VZ boombox with record player. But it’s so much more.
a fun, interactive introduction into the wonderful world of turntables
There is magic in playing vinyl records, but there’s nothing magical about how a turntable works. Red Bull Music Academy has created an amazing 4-part interactive, animated graphic to show the inner workings of a record player.
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MAG-LEV Audio is The First Levitating Turntable that brings the feeling of zero gravity into your living room.
Here’s the MAG-LEV, the world’s first “levitating” turntable. A semi-automatic system that includes a pre-fitted cartridge and tonearm, cueing mechanism, 33.3 and 45 rpm, platter feet and built-in UPS.
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Kontor, the world’s biggest dance music label wanted to promote the latest Boris Dlugosch track to the advertising industry. But the target audience notoriously ignore promo CDs, so Kontor used what all good DJs use to grab their audience… real vinyl.
Kontor, the world’s biggest dance music label wanted to promote the latest Boris Dlugosch track to the advertising industry. But the target audience notoriously ignore promo CDs, so Kontor used what all good DJs use to grab their audience… real vinyl. A vinyl record? How would anyone play that?
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Steve Jobs, the “pioneer of digital music” who brought us the iPod, listened to vinyl records when he was at home because the quality of the sound is better than current digital formats can produce, rock ‘n’ roll legend Neil Young said Tuesday
Steve Jobs, the “pioneer of digital music” who brought us the iPod, listened to vinyl records when he was at home because the quality of the sound is better than current digital formats can produce, rock ‘n’ roll legend Neil Young said Tuesday during a Q&A at the Dive Into Digital conference in Laguna Niguel, Calif.
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