Can you take portable turntables camping with an RV?

Answer 1

Yes you can grammaticly bring vinyl records like 33rpm LPs, 45rpm and the 78rpms camping as long if you want to listen to music on a 33, 45, or a 78

as you want to do that when its neccesary and acceptable you can play

music there if you want to listen to a 33 and any labels you want and

also 45 and a 78 with a RCA Victor and any old 78rpm phonograph record

labels all you want to play it on a turntable when its more acceptible.

You must bring speakers to go with it when it is more appropiate to do

that. You can listen to 33rpms 45rpms, 78rpms that was is recorded in the

1900s, 1910s, 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s,

2000s and the 2010s. When its exactly okay it wont be a very strict

issue when its absoblutley more neccessary to take those camping

Answer 2

Yes you can generally bring portable turntable record players you need to bring at least 33rpm, 45rpm or 78rpm records in order to play music in a RV motorhome Tips: Please be careful use a sutable source in case to plug it in on a wall plug in because it can be really dangerous if you don't be careful with it

WARNING: Please don't be preposterous when you be annoying to music

Answer 3

Why Why would you do such a thing? It is pointless. A portable record player sounds worse than any Mp3 player. Records are very fragile and camping is no place for them. You might as well bring a newborn baby with a heart condition camping. It is not at all advisable. Phonograph records were once the only to reproduce sound. Now, those days are more then a half century in the past. The advent of cassette tapes made bringing phonograph records ANYWHERE obsolete. Leave them at home where they will be safe.