Vinyl passion on the go

[PRR]

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/202...er-returns-from-the-80s-with-bluetooth-usb-c/

"Like a vinyl walkman —
"Sound Burger portable record player returns from the ’80s with Bluetooth, USB-C
"Audio-Technica brings back a cult classic to cash in on vinyl's second act."

 

[lcsaszar]

Wow! It will surely get attention of many on a sandy beach.

 

[Galu]

sandy beach

Just the job for my Sandie Shaw records! 😀

 

[adason]

Its a pitty sony did not bring theirs back, that one was way better.

 

[Galu]

The fitted AT3600L cartridge is ideal for an application such as this - warm sound, good tracking and a record friendly tracking force.

Just keep the sand out of the grooves!

 

[stocktrader200]

Record your albums to aac or mp3 flac etc.
Problem solved , play on your phone.

 

[MarcelvdG]

What problem?

 

[adason]

https://thevinylfactory.com/news/this-new-portable-turntable-features-wi-fi-bluetooth/

 

[002]

Its a pitty sony did not bring theirs back, that one was way better.

If the AT sells really well, let's hope Sony notices and follows suit.

 

[Galu]

Let's bring back record players in cars!

 

[Galu]

Or cars that are record players!

 

[adason]

That one makes its own grooves 🙂

 

[Galu]

Ha! Ha!

Groovy Baby!

 

[Toadroller]

I faintly remember my 9 or 10 year old brain trying to figure out how you could possibly make a record player work in a car with bumpy roads.

 

[MagicBus]

 

[PRR]

Yes, I had a first-generation (without flames) Sound Wagon and kept it on the edge of my desk in sight of the hallway.

What I hadn't realized when I sent in my $7.98(IIRC) is the heavy Doppler of a speaker which moves a large part of a foot every couple seconds. In this New Century I am thinking that BlueTooth is the cure for that.

 

[MagicBus]

So this may explains the comments bellow the video about the driver having a heavy foot now and then... 🙂

 

[Michael C]

Gee what a gadget. Ill be able to play my pure mofi analog audiophile vynil and covert and record on mp3. What a wunderfull world we live in.

 

[Old bones]

I faintly remember my 9 or 10 year old brain trying to figure out how you could possibly make a record player work in a car with bumpy roads.

I had one in my Impala lowrider in 1965. It was a 12 disc changer that played them upside down. You pushed the stack upwards onto the fat spindle and the mechanism dropped them one at a time at the end of each record. The tonearm was spring loaded and played the bottom side of the record. The whole setup worked quite well and was stable but it really pushed groove wear beyond sensible.

 

[002]

For Aussies, there was a second stock allocation at Relove Oxley this morning about 10 minutes ago. Be quick!
https://shop.reloveoxley.com/produc...at-sb2022-bluetooth-sound-burger-vinyl-player