Hope you enjoyed this! I also have a 1980s boom box , a 1980s turntable for DJ-ing, a 1950s radio, and a 1950s record player. ALL authentic! Comment down below which one you want me to show next!
OMG. I grew up with record players and never even thought that today's generation had no idea how to use one. Love how vintage this player looks! I checked the specs and love how it converts to mp3s without a computer!
0:40 I was raised in the vinyl and polyethylene (some 45s) era, and one thing you should never do is handle the record with your fingers. You take the record in both hands, with the palms touching the edges. Too many fingerprints dull the sound of the record and sometimes may cause "skips". Good demonstration though!
I'm a record collector and I find this a spot-on instruction! Although the way you hold the record is improper. The record should be handled on the edge or on the label to prevent the record grooves on collecting dirt from your hands. :) Anyway, this is a great channel and now I hit the Subscribe!
I don't own one but its my dream player like a record player is something I've always wanted Ill just say that I love you and your videos My love for vintage things has grown so much because of you and its grown my connections with older family members I've started to love the 50s to 60s a lot more because of you and its something ill always thank you for Love you 💕💕
Oooh, do not touch the playing surface with your fingers! Oil from the skin can attract dust, which causes that annoying crackle. It could also cause premature wear of the stylus/needle. Instead, handle the record by the outside edge and label.
Despite being considered "old" for a young goer I've never used a vinyl player but finally got round to buying myself one and was worried about how to use it with out doing any damage especially considering I didn't even know the difference between the 33/45/78 meaning but this was a perfect guide and I got it all set up and working and sounding exquisite without a single worry thanks to this, thank you 👍
I bought a record from meme about 3 years ago. I’ve always been curious on its sound and convinced my self to buy a player because it’s also part Bluetooth speaker. And now I’ve got 4 records in my Amazon cart, I’m hooked.
Don't put a quarter over your headshell. One thing that I do is take weight off of the tone arm. I don't know why I had luck with that, but it definitely works for me. I'm not sure if there's a counterweight adjustment spring in the back of your tonearm or not. Also, the other thing that may be going on is some of those needles on these type of players will put a 1.0 mil. If you can replace the needle for your record player with a 0.7 mil stylus, it will track much better as well. It may also be a sapphire stylus instead of a diamond. If you replace it, make sure you get the correct diamond replacement as well. It will last much longer. Your setup does sound good.
I'm 14 and.... Same 😂my mom showed me yesterday how turntables work, and I wanted her to do everything because I was a too big afraid of breaking something
@@mjcoolswagtv8839 If you are still interested in vinyl, I highly recommend just giving it a shot. It's not hard, and making a mistake or two doesn't mean you ruin the entire turntable or the record. I have records from the 1920s that look like they were buried for years and they still play. They are more resilient than many people think. If you have an old turntable, you might want to replace the cartridge and stylus (what most people know simply as the needle at the end of the arm). Otherwise, get yourself a decent new turntable, such as the Audio Technica AT-LP60, and a decent set of powered bookshelf speakers, such as the Edifier R1280Ts. This will give you an excellent vinyl starter set that you can really enjoy listening to for a very reasonable cost of $200. I know many people think that most of the vinyl community is harsh or hostile towards the turntables they sell in big-bix retailers, but the truth is they give a bad name to the hobby, and they are not worth whatever they cost. Value and cheapness are not the same thing. Getting a poor product for very little money is not value. TL;DR: If you still want to have fun with vinyl, go for it, and try the setup I mentioned above if you don't have any old equipment. It will sound great without breaking the bank. Edit: I should mention that I'm only 16, so you're not the only young whippersnappers in this game! ;)
@@charliebrown1976 hey! :) I'm definitely still really interested. I have 3 records now, but my turntable isn't really good. My mom said I can have hers, her turntable is pretty good
I have a tiny obsession with record players (I have three of them!) I absolutely love the sound a visuals of records and I collect vintage broadway musical records! It’s one of my favorite hobbies! Love the video!
Im a vinyl enthusiast over 10 years of being alive on this planet. Im 23 and im so happy i bought my first record player and vinyl which is frank sinatra i have over $1200 worth of vinyls to buy but im so excited!!! Im learning from you on how to use a record player; etc.
I’ve been thinking about getting a record player for a while now, but intimidated because I’ve never used one before. Your video was really helpful. Thank you!
Thank you, My mother has a bunch of old records, I bought this exact model to surprise her so we could listen to her records I'm a 90s kid so I had no Idea how all this worked lol.
Hey there this is a very nice well planned out video tutorial. However I would say this is for the real novelist who is just getting into collecting and listening to records. I go way back several decades when it comes to vinyl records so for me using a record player is very familiar straightforward so I really wouldn't need a video tutorial like this one but it was nice to watch anyway and it is very informative for modern Millennials who have never even seen a record player before.
Not old enough for records but started with cassettes. This looks like such a massive pain to work. So glad when cd’s came around making for easier song skipping and not needing to baby the equipment.
I have one of the first crosleys, I love it so much, it's like the size of a coffee table, I remember making my 45 adapter in my parents garage by sanding down a piece of wood, I haven't thought about it in so long
Thank you for this! I bought a collectors box with a vinyl record and then bought a record player from my store and was hella confused on what to do. Your video helped, thanks! 👍
My mom said I could have her old record player. Is there anything I should do with it to ensure that it works properly and is safe? I don’t know if the needle would need to be replaced, or if something that old would damage anything or what have you. I think it’s from the 80s or possibly early 90s.
The only reason it didn't skip the next time is because you demolished the vinyl groove walls. If a record is skipping it's either defective, or the stylus tracking force is not correctly set, or you just have a cheap player that doesn't track well or cannot adjust the tracking force/anti skate properly
I’m planning to buy Life is Strange 2 (PS4) Collector’s Edition and it comes with 4 vinyl records. So I gotta buy a record player and here I am nervously learning how to use it hoping I won’t scratch or ruin the vinyls
My father as a baby boomer used a record player. I as a Generation X'er did it too. Millennials are either using their cellphones or tablets to play musical tracks. I use my radio/CD walkman as a Gen X thing. I also use my tablets as millennial things. ☺☺☺☺☺
I got a record player from a yard sale. If you change the speed in the circular table doesn’t move does that mean it’s broken ? It is making a weird noise So there’s something inside that’s moving
Thank you so much for this video! I was trying to explain to my son what a record player is and how it works and this video gave a perfect explanation.
This turntable is no better than a Crosley or any other modern suitcase turntable as it uses the exact same mechanism. Techmoan made a video about these.
How in the world do they put patterns on a disk that creates vibrations in such a pattern, that creates music on vinyl? That’s God given genius technology
The tricks were pretty cool! I didn't know about the needle and paper one and the fact it works is just super astonishing to me. 😊 I wish I'd had this video when I first got my record player lol but I think I figured it out alright. 😂
I have a Crosley turntable and I love it 😊 If I could, I’d get a better one, but for my first one I’m very happy with it ❤️It has a beautiful floral design and got some records for it, even a few from friends. My best friend and a few others know much more about records/turntables, so I turn to them for recommendations 😄
Actually the name should reflect the type of 'tip' on the stylus/needle. For example: a diamond stylus has a diamond tip, a ceramic stylus has a ceramic tip etc.
@@lesrogers7310 I remember record players having a separate drop down "needle" for playing 78rpm gramophone disks. The "Stylus" played 45 &33 rpm records. Although EPs ran at 33 and 12 inch singles ran at 45rpm... ....oh in the UK you didn't need an adaptor of course!
Hope you enjoyed this! I also have a 1980s boom box , a 1980s turntable for DJ-ing, a 1950s radio, and a 1950s record player. ALL authentic! Comment down below which one you want me to show next!
Behindthebunzie ALL OF THEM OF COURSE
All please 💜
1950s turntable
UM ALL
Behindthebunzie 1950s radio!!
The amount of times I’ve put a record on and have had my cousins change the speed because it sounds like ‘the chipmunks’ dear god
my dad does the same thing
same but with my little brother! He’s always like “it sounds like Alvin and the chipmunks”
I still do that 😬
I love your pfp💖💖
i only do this so i can fast forward
OMG.
I grew up with record players and never even thought that today's generation had no idea how to use one. Love how vintage this player looks! I checked the specs and love how it converts to mp3s without a computer!
VampFaye I wish I had one❤ you are lucky💕 I have seen a record player only in internet..
I own a record player and I'm in my 20's. I love the nostalgia of it. I'm collecting records also.
M M1989 cool😊
VampFaye I grew up with record players too!
When i first got mine i already knew how for some reason lol just some old soul stuff i guess
Best way to handle a record is by its edges.
Tell that to the scratch DJs
FAX
Or by the label if you wanna hold it with one hand
I always do and I dont even know record etiquette lol I am so used to cds where they are so fragile . I think records are the same, so I do it :)
Help mine slides across
0:40 I was raised in the vinyl and polyethylene (some 45s) era, and one thing you should never do is handle the record with your fingers. You take the record in both hands, with the palms touching the edges. Too many fingerprints dull the sound of the record and sometimes may cause "skips". Good demonstration though!
Definitely
I thought so, I just got a record player today and I had no idea about them but I just assumed it’s not a good idea to touch the record just like a CD
It can't be a Jess video without some MJ 🖤
Such a simple video but an absolute masterclass on how to make such videos. Thank you!
I'm a record collector and I find this a spot-on instruction! Although the way you hold the record is improper. The record should be handled on the edge or on the label to prevent the record grooves on collecting dirt from your hands. :)
Anyway, this is a great channel and now I hit the Subscribe!
This is so convenient because my turntable was delivered today! Jessica has mind reading capabilities, confirmed. ❤️
You know you're getting old when you ask yourself why anyone would need a tutorial! Haha
I don't own one but its my dream player like a record player is something I've always wanted
Ill just say that I love you and your videos
My love for vintage things has grown so much because of you and its grown my connections with older family members
I've started to love the 50s to 60s a lot more because of you and its something ill always thank you for
Love you 💕💕
Thank god I'm not the only person who loves the vintage theme! Love your channel ! 😻
The way she’s holding it on the grooves is making me uncomfortable.
The record player with the cheap deck makes me uncomfortable...
Oooh, do not touch the playing surface with your fingers! Oil from the skin can attract dust, which causes that annoying crackle. It could also cause premature wear of the stylus/needle. Instead, handle the record by the outside edge and label.
1 minute into the video and it’s been more useful than any other video I’ve seen. Thank you. Just needed the basics.
Despite being considered "old" for a young goer I've never used a vinyl player but finally got round to buying myself one and was worried about how to use it with out doing any damage especially considering I didn't even know the difference between the 33/45/78 meaning but this was a perfect guide and I got it all set up and working and sounding exquisite without a single worry thanks to this, thank you 👍
I bought a record from meme about 3 years ago. I’ve always been curious on its sound and convinced my self to buy a player because it’s also part Bluetooth speaker. And now I’ve got 4 records in my Amazon cart, I’m hooked.
I bought a record player 5 days ago and now have led Zeppelin and David Bowie! Im still looking for more but quite happy with these
you should buy some from drakkar productions they have very good ones
Omg! Thank you so much! I have been wanting to learn how to use a record player for awhile now, so this was super useful! I love this channel😀😀😀
Can you make a vintage room make over?💘💘💘
Thanks for this video. You are the first person that I ever heard tell people to give your video a thumbs down if they don’t like it😂
Don't put a quarter over your headshell. One thing that I do is take weight off of the tone arm. I don't know why I had luck with that, but it definitely works for me. I'm not sure if there's a counterweight adjustment spring in the back of your tonearm or not. Also, the other thing that may be going on is some of those needles on these type of players will put a 1.0 mil. If you can replace the needle for your record player with a 0.7 mil stylus, it will track much better as well. It may also be a sapphire stylus instead of a diamond. If you replace it, make sure you get the correct diamond replacement as well. It will last much longer. Your setup does sound good.
im 15 and I‘m really interested in these I‘m scared that if I get one of these I‘ll break them lmao
I'm 14 and.... Same 😂my mom showed me yesterday how turntables work, and I wanted her to do everything because I was a too big afraid of breaking something
@@mjcoolswagtv8839 If you are still interested in vinyl, I highly recommend just giving it a shot. It's not hard, and making a mistake or two doesn't mean you ruin the entire turntable or the record. I have records from the 1920s that look like they were buried for years and they still play. They are more resilient than many people think. If you have an old turntable, you might want to replace the cartridge and stylus (what most people know simply as the needle at the end of the arm). Otherwise, get yourself a decent new turntable, such as the Audio Technica AT-LP60, and a decent set of powered bookshelf speakers, such as the Edifier R1280Ts. This will give you an excellent vinyl starter set that you can really enjoy listening to for a very reasonable cost of $200. I know many people think that most of the vinyl community is harsh or hostile towards the turntables they sell in big-bix retailers, but the truth is they give a bad name to the hobby, and they are not worth whatever they cost. Value and cheapness are not the same thing. Getting a poor product for very little money is not value.
TL;DR: If you still want to have fun with vinyl, go for it, and try the setup I mentioned above if you don't have any old equipment. It will sound great without breaking the bank.
Edit: I should mention that I'm only 16, so you're not the only young whippersnappers in this game! ;)
@@charliebrown1976 hey! :) I'm definitely still really interested. I have 3 records now, but my turntable isn't really good. My mom said I can have hers, her turntable is pretty good
@@mjcoolswagtv8839 Excellent! Glad to hear. Everyone has to start somewhere, and inheriting equipment from family is a great way to do it.
@@charliebrown1976 😊😊
I have a tiny obsession with record players (I have three of them!) I absolutely love the sound a visuals of records and I collect vintage broadway musical records! It’s one of my favorite hobbies! Love the video!
Im a vinyl enthusiast over 10 years of being alive on this planet. Im 23 and im so happy i bought my first record player and vinyl which is frank sinatra i have over $1200 worth of vinyls to buy but im so excited!!! Im learning from you on how to use a record player; etc.
I’ve been thinking about getting a record player for a while now, but intimidated because I’ve never used one before. Your video was really helpful. Thank you!
I just got my first record player so this really helped thanks, Jessica.
3:24, the Michael Jackson Bad album was actually my first vinyl record lol I HAVE to buy it again...i wanna get a phonograph first though lol
The sewing needle trick is CRAZYY
Thank you, My mother has a bunch of old records, I bought this exact model to surprise her so we could listen to her records
I'm a 90s kid so I had no Idea how all this worked lol.
So good to have you back!
Record player is a king of all audio player systems .very joy full from ancient time to present. It is a foundation of audio system.
Hey there this is a very nice well planned out video tutorial. However I would say this is for the real novelist who is just getting into collecting and listening to records. I go way back several decades when it comes to vinyl records so for me using a record player is very familiar straightforward so I really wouldn't need a video tutorial like this one but it was nice to watch anyway and it is very informative for modern Millennials who have never even seen a record player before.
Missing your videos but I absolutely love this like this!!! Keep it up! 💕🐰
Not old enough for records but started with cassettes. This looks like such a massive pain to work. So glad when cd’s came around making for easier song skipping and not needing to baby the equipment.
When I heard “life could be a dream-“ it SENT ME
I have one of the first crosleys, I love it so much, it's like the size of a coffee table, I remember making my 45 adapter in my parents garage by sanding down a piece of wood, I haven't thought about it in so long
Omg i just found you're channel and i am OBSESSED! I love vintage stuff too, so i'm glad I found you're channel!
Thank you for this! I bought a collectors box with a vinyl record and then bought a record player from my store and was hella confused on what to do. Your video helped, thanks! 👍
Thank you so much for this. My dad just got me one, since I got my first vinyl and I was so anxious to use it. I thought I'd do something wrong
My mom said I could have her old record player. Is there anything I should do with it to ensure that it works properly and is safe? I don’t know if the needle would need to be replaced, or if something that old would damage anything or what have you. I think it’s from the 80s or possibly early 90s.
Do a record collection video!!!
This was soooo helpful! I've been wanting a record player for months!!
And i got it!!
@@bbyluv0036 yay!!!
Hello when my record would skip, I would hold the needle for a few seconds and the next time I would play it that part wouldn't skip.
The only reason it didn't skip the next time is because you demolished the vinyl groove walls. If a record is skipping it's either defective, or the stylus tracking force is not correctly set, or you just have a cheap player that doesn't track well or cannot adjust the tracking force/anti skate properly
@@DritoVales worth noting that the record being defective is much less likely than the other scenarios
I want to know whether I have to hold the needle while playing
Very nice Jessica you have given very good point to point information and clarified everything.
I learned alot in this! Thank you so much cause I'm getting a record player in December for either Christmas or November for Black Friday. Thanks!
I’m planning to buy Life is Strange 2 (PS4) Collector’s Edition and it comes with 4 vinyl records.
So I gotta buy a record player and here I am nervously learning how to use it hoping I won’t scratch or ruin the vinyls
Thank you for this!! I just got my first record player for my birthday!! This helped me so much!!
I was planning on buying one 💕 thanks for the video💖
yass!! i was waiting for the MJ part aince i saw it in your insta story
Oml between the Mr.sandman Piano version and blue moon, I can tell you have amazing music taste!
My father as a baby boomer used a record player. I as a Generation X'er did it too. Millennials are either using their cellphones or tablets to play musical tracks. I use my radio/CD walkman as a Gen X thing. I also use my tablets as millennial things. ☺☺☺☺☺
Very good Jessica. Now next week don’t miss how to open a box of Oreo cookies!
Best tutorial in RUclips! ❤
Thanks for making this! Needed a little simple intro as I’m just starting getting into buying records :)
i like how normal she was "if you like this video give it a thumbs up and if you don't give it a thumbs down"
wow i feel so stupid. I emailed a music record company asking what is the best RPM to play their vinyls. Oh well, now i know.
I got a record player from a yard sale. If you change the speed in the circular table doesn’t move does that mean it’s broken ? It is making a weird noise So there’s something inside that’s moving
Thank you so much for the video. I just bought a turntable after years of wanting one.
This is like going back to the 1940s when people had to be instructed how to play a record...lol
Thank you so much for this video! I was trying to explain to my son what a record player is and how it works and this video gave a perfect explanation.
I used the turntable player for a long time but I never knew that trick, thanks a milion
2:04 aren’t touching the thomarm directly with ur fingers damage it, don’t u hace to move it since the little hanger?
This turntable is no better than a Crosley or any other modern suitcase turntable as it uses the exact same mechanism. Techmoan made a video about these.
Nah, but it looks nice though.
Some newer gen records will use the 45 speed while on a larger vinyl
oh jeepers don't handle your vinyl like that.
@star · light Please shut up.
@star · light Do you live your life this way? "Eh, why bother doing things correctly when I can enjoy myself being a complete moron?"
theonlyegg sounds a little aggressive
theonlyegg lmao who hurt you buddy
Uli420 star • light kidnapped his wife and ate his children
I love this video! There’s nothing better then hearing a song on a record player. 😊
hey are you going to be posting on your main channel again? not trying to be nosy, just wondering. love you!
NEVER PUT A COIN on the end!
First video I've ever seen from you today marks the day we meet also I must add you have a nice voice
Yusss Michael jackson bad ♥️♥️♥️
That's cool I have a record player also let's just say I'm lost in the 40s 50s and 60s😂
Thank you that was very helpful and now i know how to use my new record player!
Does all records have the high sound quality (for example that Bad vinyl) or you can change it?
Ok so I have sznzs winter by weezer and it says 45 and it’s the same size as 30
Holy shit
0:38 whY ARE YOU HOLDING THEM LIKE THAT??
This seriously amazed me and made me want to buy a record player even more
How in the world do they put patterns on a disk that creates vibrations in such a pattern, that creates music on vinyl? That’s God given genius technology
I own a record player and I love it. I'm working on my record collection now. ❤
Been 2 years, hows it been going?
Been 3 years, collection must be good…
The tricks were pretty cool! I didn't know about the needle and paper one and the fact it works is just super astonishing to me. 😊 I wish I'd had this video when I first got my record player lol but I think I figured it out alright. 😂
I have a Crosley turntable and I love it 😊 If I could, I’d get a better one, but for my first one I’m very happy with it ❤️It has a beautiful floral design and got some records for it, even a few from friends. My best friend and a few others know much more about records/turntables, so I turn to them for recommendations 😄
I KNEW that was a Michael Jackson 45. I love it. I love you
What happens if i put the niddle not on the egde like can i select what song i want by changing the location?
In France we call the needle the « diamond » and I find this extra af
Well, there are different needle shapes, and diamond is one of them.
Actually the name should reflect the type of 'tip' on the stylus/needle. For example: a diamond stylus has a diamond tip, a ceramic stylus has a ceramic tip etc.
@@lesrogers7310 I remember record players having a separate drop down "needle" for playing 78rpm gramophone disks. The "Stylus" played 45 &33 rpm records. Although EPs ran at 33 and 12 inch singles ran at 45rpm...
....oh in the UK you didn't need an adaptor of course!
1:27
Ah yes, record player nightcore.
Aww yeah, MJ is liffe!
Nice Video👍👌 Thanks for making this Video❤
Thanks for the video!! I'm considering getting a record player so this is perfect!
I’m new to your channel and I love it!!!❤️❤️
Will you make a video on what records you have and where is the best place to get vintage records?
Loved this! Instant fan!!!!
A part of me died when she held the record on the grooves... 0:38
1:43 my needle aren’t lifting, when doing that, do you know Why? :/
I SEE MICHAEL JACKSON!!! I LOVE YOU ALREADY!
2:12 mine doesn’t sound like that mine sounds like Led Zeppelin am I doing it right
I debating on buying a record player, but I might finally purchase one.
Also, the centre adaptor is only for 45 speed records which have a large centre hole, such as ex jukebox records. Not all 45s need it.
4:25 I saw that needle trick on Mr. Wizard when I was little.
Thanks you so much! I’m 23 and just got into older style music!
hi im so early!! ily
Wow! I’ve had my record player for about a year and I didn’t even know about the adapter!! Thanks 😁