Difference between revisions of "pickup element (Q9373)"

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+Record player needle
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+needle
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-Theatre building in Portsmouth, United Kingdom
+Device for picking up movements from the groves of moving records and converting them into electrical impulses.
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+sound, music and amplification
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+PICKUP (English)
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+historical description: Device for picking upsounds from moving records or transcriptions and converting them into electrical impulses. Similar to the tone arm on a phonograph. Also called head. (English)
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+Source: Radio and television Sound Effects
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+Publication date: 1952Timestamp +1952-00-00T00:00:00Z
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+Alen Blumlein
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Latest revision as of 09:49, 2 July 2025

Device for picking up movements from the groves of moving records and converting them into electrical impulses.

Record player needle
needle

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	pickup element	Device for picking up movements from the groves of moving records and converting them into electrical impulses.	Record player needle needle

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Type of information

equipment

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Field

sound, music and amplification

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historical term

PICKUP (English)

historical description

Device for picking upsounds from moving records or transcriptions and converting them into electrical impulses. Similar to the tone arm on a phonograph. Also called head. (English)

Source

Radio and television Sound Effects

Publication date

1952

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