Vinyl Records Make a Comeback

The basic structure of a vinyl record ?

• phonocatridge

• tonearm

• motor

• turntable

• All corect

Why is vinyl making an impressive comeback?

• Because vinyl records produce a "warm" sound that can't be reproduced

  in any other format.

• A vinyl record is a tangible product (you can feel it, touch it, and see it when you own the physical record) and more appealing, from an aesthetic perspective, than a CD.

• All corect

• People prefer to go back to the old times

Why are vinyl records overtaken?

• Other

• Because vinyl music is outdated

• Because people hear that vinyl is no longer good

• Because both new technologies have their own superior sound quality

In what years will vinyl sales be overtaken by digital music?

• 1760

• 1890

• 2000s

• 1990

In what years will vinyl sales be overtaken by compact discs?

• 1970s

• 1980s

• 1940s

• 1950s

What is the biggest challenge for creating vinyl?

• The presses are all over 40 years old.

• Because it takes a lot of time.

• Because there is no source of raw materials for production.

• There are no consumers.

In the process of making a record, to how many degrees are vinyl bits heated?

• 90 degrees

• 70 degrees

• 170 degrees

• 2000 degrees

How much pressure does a press have to use to squeeze vinyl into a record shape?

• 120 tons

• 200 tons

• 180 tons

• 150 tons