Introduction: How to Make a Working Record Player
How to make a working record player
Step 1: Step 1 the Needle and Speaker
First thing to do is make a paper cone Get a sewing needle duck tape it to the end like in the photo duck tape the needle like in the photo and NOTE you need to make a crease in the paper cone like in the photo make sure you duck tape where you want the needle to stand while playing
Step 2: The Stand
Get something like in the photo it is something used for a custom screw driver you can use a turntable that spins also
Step 3: The Stand 2
I used a old photo box you can use cardboard
Step 4: The Stand for the Speaker and Needle
Duck tape a ruler on something like this in the photo
Step 5: The Needles Stand
Duck tape the ruler on the paper like in the photo
Step 6:

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2 Comments
6 years ago
It seems purchased recording plate. Easier it would be if you use a cylinder. That's what Edison May was a cylinder, not the plate. It is easier for implementation.
PS:
This here is like watching listening and not recording.
10 years ago on Introduction
This is similar to the old Edison phonographs. I am curious to know what you use to spin the record. AC motors could use the cycles in alternating current to time the rotation speed. I looked for any kind of motor, but am wondering if you spin the record by hand.