An electronic* engineer speaks: how does the massive magnetic field generated to turn the platter not saturate the tiny manget or coils in the pickup cartidge?
(*) magnetism isn’t my specialist subject, to be honest
They’re probably using one of those cheap ceramic cartridges as found in Crossley players, which generate the signal via the piezoelectric effect instead.
I think this could be combined with an autochanger to create….
*head explodes a la Scanners*
Gotta have this!
If you’re going to combine it with anything it should be this:
– a levitating speaker.
All I can say is wow,
and flutter is going to be appalling on this, isn’t it?
Wow.
Use it to play this. Man. Warning: contains drug-induced hair.
https://youtu.be/QwG8ejkSP8w
Am I the only one who cringes when I see “vinly” written here?
Yes, it’s an in-joke that’s run its course, I think. Unlike DONOVAN.
I liked it before it went mainstream 🙂
It was fine until the civilians got into it
Or the civinlies as we know them.
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An electronic* engineer speaks: how does the massive magnetic field generated to turn the platter not saturate the tiny manget or coils in the pickup cartidge?
(*) magnetism isn’t my specialist subject, to be honest
They’re probably using one of those cheap ceramic cartridges as found in Crossley players, which generate the signal via the piezoelectric effect instead.
That’s an Ortofon OM series moving-magnet jobber in the video.
I don’t know much about magnetic theory, but I do know lots of hi-fi related “fascinating” facts.