What Is a Turntable Cartridge?
TurntablesA turntable cartridge converts the movement of the stylus as it follows a record groove into an electrical audio signal.
A turntable cartridge converts the movement of the stylus as it follows a record groove into an electrical audio signal.
A belt-drive turntable uses a flexible belt to transfer power from its motor to the platter, allowing a vinyl record to rotate at the correct speed.
A turntable platter is the rotating platform that supports a vinyl record and spins it at the correct speed during playback.
A planar magnetic tweeter is a high-frequency loudspeaker driver that uses a thin diaphragm with conductive traces suspended within a magnetic field.
A digital coaxial cable carries digital audio signals between compatible hi-fi components using an electrical connection.
A bass-reflex port is an opening in a loudspeaker cabinet designed to use air movement inside the enclosure to reinforce low-frequency output.