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Your record will remember every pothole.
That doesn’t seem good for the vinyl.
As I always tell my friends, there are only two kinds of loved objects: the pristine, and the ruined. The former because you take special care to ensure they’re never harmed; and the latter because you use them so much and in so many circumstances that getting damage is just a slow Tuesday
This man is clearly overflowing with love for his vinyl records
Probably wasn’t, but not from skips, but from the needle pressure from a spring keeping it in contact with the record.
Now I need to go read how they were constructed, I’m curious to see how they designed for bumps.
Also, cars then floated a lot more, tires had softer sidewalls, and speeds were lower.
Can we talk about that rear view mirror?
We should, but I can’t.
♫ Kisses for me, save all your kisses for sskkrkrrrreeeeeeeeeet… So long, honey, ♪ so long skkkkraaaaatttchh… So long, honeyhoneyhoneyhoney… kkrrrwweeeeeiiiitttkkkksss… Gonna walk out the door ♬
Geezer: “I reckon this bloody recawd player’s a flamin pain in the arse mate!”
He doesn’t even look like he thinks it’s a good idea.
If you have to play one song over and over again,
make it Willie Nelson’s “On The Road Again”.Fuck, why does this CD keep skipping? Wait a second…
Look like AI slop
No it doesn’t
If it’s not AI, then explain why the driver’s side is on the wrong side of the car!
What do you mean? It is clearly on the right side of the car!
It takes me time to find a source but I’ve got it
TL;DR I’m wrong, there’s other cool photo in there
https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/vinyl-record-players-in-cars/
Kudos on your attitude. We need more people like you on the interwebs.
So many things look off in the picture, like the way he holds the vinyl
So many? I don’t see any telltale AI signs. I guess pushing it in without touching the surface can look weird, but the face, the clothing, dashboard, background, and lighting all look normal to me.
Where do all these confidently wrong people come from?
It isn’t. It seems to be a Auto Mignon system by Philips Norelco, like it’s shown in the last section of this video.
Which is itself such a bot-sounding reply to anything that you don’t believe or like. I guess it’s the newest “/r/thathappened”. A more contributing and open post would be “wow, is that true?” and maybe even look it up to verify.
Posting a pic saying « this happen » is no proof at all anymore. So I’ve search and found nothing 2-3 times before stumbling upon the right words combo that prove that I was wrong.
And yet a search for automotive record player quickly returns many results
This is a rabbit hole I went down a couple of years ago, true but short lived. My '72 Dodge Dart only had “am jams”
You should look into how to do a reverse search on Google images.
Looks right to me. A little low res maybe.
