Record Players Turntables

At the Fifties Store we have an extensive selection of retro turntables in a variety of colors and styles, including the classic portable case models and the more traditional wooden cabinet designs. Our turntables are available in different price ranges, so you can find a model that fits your budget.

Our retro record players are not only beautiful to look at, but also practical to use. They are equipped with modern features such as Bluetooth connectivity and USB ports, so you can easily stream and make digital copies of your favorite records. In addition, they all feature high-quality cartridges, needles and amplifiers, so you can get the best sound out of your records.

At the Fifties Store, we strive to provide excellent customer service. Our expert staff is ready to help you choose the right model and answer any questions you may have.

So what are you waiting for? Complete your music collection with a retro record player from the Fifties Store and enjoy the authentic and timeless sound experience that only vinyl can offer.

A record player is an analog sound reproduction device that plays a vinyl record by converting it into sound. It is a complicated device with several parts that work together to play the record.

The heart of the record player is the turntable, which holds and spins the vinyl record. The turntable is powered by a motor that rotates the record at a constant speed. Most record players have two speeds: 33 1/3 and 45 rpm, depending on the size of the record.

The next component is the tone arm, which moves across the record and holds the needle. The stylus, also called a stylus, is the tip that rests on the record and follows the grooves cut into the record. The movement of the needle is converted into an electrical signal which is then sent to the amplifier.

The amplifier raises the signal from the stylus to a level suitable for playback through speakers. The sound is finally reproduced through the speakers, which reproduce the analog sound.

It is important to replace the stylus regularly as it wears out over time and can distort the sound. It is also important to keep the record clean, as dust and dirt can reduce the sound quality.

Basically, a record player is a complicated device that combines several parts to convert vinyl records into sound. With proper care and maintenance, a record player can deliver a warm and authentic sound for years to come.