:mag:Differentiate between 45 and 33 rpm records and set up accordingly.
:raised_hands:Step-by-step guide to placing the needle on the record and starting playback.
:fast_forward:Learn how to skip songs within a 33 rpm record.
:headphones:Discover a bonus tip to prevent record skipping using a quarter.
:saxophone:Understand the historical mechanism behind the first record players.
What are the most popular record sizes?
—The most popular record sizes are 45 rpm and 33 rpm.
How do I set up a 45 rpm record?
—To set up a 45 rpm record, use an adapter, place it at the core of the turntable, and switch the speed to 45.
How do I set up a 33 rpm record?
—For a 33 rpm record, no adapter is needed. Simply place it on top of the turntable and switch the speed to 33.
How do I skip songs within a 33 rpm record?
—To skip songs within a 33 rpm record, locate the thick indentations that represent each song and lift the needle on top of the desired song.
How can I prevent record skipping?
—You can prevent record skipping by placing a quarter on the head of the needle, although this should not be done frequently as it can damage the needle.
01:37Different record setups: 45 rpm requires an adapter, while 33 rpm doesn't.
02:29Lift the needle, remove the safety lock, and place it at the edge of the record to start playback.
02:43Tips on skipping songs within a 33 rpm record.
03:53Bonus tip: Use a quarter to prevent record skipping.
04:33Learn about the historical mechanism behind the first record players.
