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Do new turntables play old records?
Every turntable can play 33 and 45 RPM records. Only those classified as three speed support 78 RPM. These old records have wider grooves, so you may need to replace your stylus to play them. But unless you're planning to collect records pressed before the mid-1950s, you don't need to worry about 78 RPM.
Can a record player play all sizes?
The most common sizes are seven, 10, and 12 inches in diameter, but size isn't the only way to identify what kind of vinyl record you have. A better way to group these discs and tell them apart is the speed (in revolutions per minute, or RPM) at which they spin while playing on a turntable.
Can a turntable play all records?
Every turntable can play 33 and 45 RPM records. Only those classified as three speed support 78 RPM. These old records have wider grooves, so you may need to replace your stylus to play them. ... Because record players are analog systems, you're not guaranteed the same precision that you'd expect from a digital device.
How many sizes do vinyl records come in?
Vinyl records typically come in three speeds: 33, 45 and 78 rotations per minute (RPM).
Can you play 7-inch records on?
Because of their smaller size, 7-inch records have a fairly limited capacity. This is why they're traditionally used for single releases. Standard Vinyl can press both types of 7-inch records: 45 rpm (with about 4.5 minutes per side) and 33 rpm (with about 7 minutes per side).
What's the difference between 33 45 and 78 records?
Size. 33 RPM records are the largest, usually measuring 12 inches in diameter. 78 RPM records are usually 10 inches in diameter.
Why is my brand-new vinyl record skipping?
In most cases, the skipping will stop after you clean the record. ... Skipping suggests a problem with your vinyl records, but it is not always a sign of damage to the record. You may fix the problem by adjusting the balance on your record player or by cleaning the record to remove dust and dirt.
How do I stop my record from skipping?
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Can a bad needle cause a record to skip?
To combat the issue of skipping, you first must figure out the cause of the skip. The cause of record skipping usually boils down to a couple of different types of problems. The first is when there is insufficient pressure on the arm itself, causing the needle to jump to place.
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