phonograph recording disk

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phonograph recording disk

A phonograph recording disk spins on a turntable.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A physical medium for storing analog audio: A flat, circular object with a spiral groove that stores sound vibrations. The sound is reproduced when a stylus (needle) tracks this groove on a rotating turntable.
    • A specific type of audio disk: A disk coated with a material like cellulose acetate, used for recording and playing back sound.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The museum displayed an antique phonograph recording disk from the 1920s.
    • Before digital files, music was primarily distributed on a phonograph recording disk.
Advanced Usage
  • Historical Context: The term often refers specifically to early formats like 78 rpm records or acetate discs used for master recordings, distinguishing them from later vinyl LP (Long Play) records.
    • The archivist handled the fragile phonograph recording disk with white gloves.
Variants and Related Words
  • Record (n): A common synonym for a phonograph recording disk, especially a commercial release.
    • She bought the new album on vinyl record.
  • Acetate disc (n): A specific type of phonograph recording disk, often used for reference or test pressings.
  • Gramophone record (n): A term used synonymously, particularly in British English.
Synonyms
  • Audio disc
  • Vinyl record (for common modern usage, though technically a specific material)
  • Platter (informal, especially among audio enthusiasts)
Related Phrases
  • To cut a disk: The process of creating a master phonograph recording disk.
    • The band went to the studio to cut a disk of their new single.
phonograph recording disk

A phonograph recording disk spins on a turntable.

Noun
  1. a disk coated with cellulose acetate

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