What happens if you play a record at the wrong speed

Vinyl records are designed to be played at specific speeds—most commonly 33⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, and occasionally 78 RPM. Playing a record at the wrong speed won’t destroy it, but it will dramatically change how it sounds and may indicate setup issues with your turntable. This article explains exactly what happens, why it happens, and …

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Playing a vinyl record at the wrong speed can significantly affect the audio quality and overall listening experience. Here’s what happens when you play a record at speeds other than its intended setting: Speed Settings for Vinyl Records Standard Speeds: 33 1/3 RPM (Revolutions Per Minute): This speed is commonly used for full-length albums (LPs) …

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