For "playing" gramophone records, devices specially designed for this purpose are used: gramophones, gramophones, in the future - electric players and electrophones

When moving along the record track, the needle of the player begins to vibrate (since the shape of the track, depending on the recorded signal, is uneven in the plane of the record along its radius and perpendicular to the direction of movement of the needle). The vibrations of the needle are transmitted either to the membrane, which directly reproduces the sound, or to the converter of mechanical vibrations into electrical vibrations (sound pickup), the signal of which is fed to the amplifier

Ma\n advantage

High quality sound, which has the properties of fullness, volume, but at the same time pleasant to the ear and
has no interference. The record has a unique naturalistic reproduction of the timbre of the voice and the sound
of a musical instrument, without distorting it at all and bringing it to the listener in the original sound.