The three wires that connect to the needle holder or cartridge are the left and right channels, and ground. Colors vary, but red is usually right side, white is left side, and black is common (ground). Some cartridges have additional grounds or a neutral. The needle picks up vibrations from the analog signals in the two sides of the groove on the record. The cartridge converts these vibrations into a faint electrical signal. A preamplifier increases (amplifies) the signals to a higher voltage level that is then used to drive the main amplifier. The main amplifier drives the magnetic coils in the speakers, which convert the analog electrical signal back into sound waves.
All of which are called Transducers. A transducer is a device that converts one type of energy to another. The conversion can be to/from electrical, electro-mechanical, electromagnetic, photonic, photovoltaic, or any other form of energy. While the term transducer commonly implies use as a sensor/detector, any device which converts energy can be considered as a transducer.
you are going to ruin the record.... record needles are not made of metal they are made of teflon cause metal scrapes away the grooves in the record
the stereo is probably done. it would probably cost more money to have the stereo looked at than to buy a new radio.
Yes it can you just have to buy a vehicle specific adapter. This will also work going from a double din stock stereo to a single din aftermarket stereo
I am not an expert but I would be surprised if you could get 50.00 dollars out of it, and only if you sold it as vintage. I know that it sounds better when I play records than on a new record player going straight into a digital power amp
Going on Record was created in 1983.
Lidocaine can be sprayed on the area before getting a shot to ease the pain of the needle going in. Ice also works well.
It is not the stereo. Behind the stereo there is a relay switch for the turn signals. It is going out and needs to be replaced. Autozone has the part about $30-$40
its going to be in HD so wii is out
Find the one that costs the most
slipknot are keeping the bass on a record player. They are not going to replace Paul Gray.
If it is an after market stereo, sound as if someone spliced the stereo power source wire (Hot Wire) into the wire going to the headlight switch.
I'm going to try to answer this question to the best of my ability. 1.Phonograph 2.Record Player 3.Tape Player 4.Walkman 5.Radio 6.CD player 7.Computer(technically) 8.mp3 player 9.mp4 player 10.mp5 player 11.Dvd player 12.Blu-ray player 13.Hd-dvd player 14.PSP