phono
Vinyl player, briefly
Phono is a combining form meaning sound or voice, appearing in words like phonograph, telephone, and phonetic.
As a standalone term, phono typically refers to the input on audio equipment designed for turntables: Plug the turntable into the phono jack.
The phono input applies special equalization that other audio sources don't need.
Synthetic resin plastic
- turntableRotating music player
- stylusPointed implement for marking
- cartridgeSealed container for supplies
- LPExtended vinyl recording
gramophone · 45rpm · 78rpm · platter · needle · tonearm · sleeve · A-side
Wearable speakers for ears
- earphonesWearable audio transducers
- earbudsTiny insertable audio devices
- amplifierSignal-strengthening electronic device
- speakerOne who talks
stereo · receiver · preamp · soundbar · subwoofer · woofer · tweeter · audiophile
Audible wave phenomenon
- vibrationRapid oscillating movement
- frequencyRate of recurrence
- amplitudeMaximum oscillation displacement
- waveformGraphed oscillation pattern
resonance · harmonics · oscillation · echo · reverberation · timbre · sonic · ultrasound
Non-distinctive sound variation
- articulationClear vocal expression
- consonantIn agreement with
- vowelUnobstructed speech sound
- diphthongComplex vowel gliding between positions
semivowel · glottal · nasal · aspiration · intonation · prosody · segmental · morpheme
vinyl
Synthetic resin plastic
- turntableRotating music player
- stylusPointed implement for marking
- cartridgeSealed container for supplies
LP · gramophone · 45rpm · 78rpm · platter · needle · tonearm · sleeve · A-side · album
headphones
Wearable speakers for ears
- earphonesWearable audio transducers
- earbudsTiny insertable audio devices
- amplifierSignal-strengthening electronic device
speaker · stereo · receiver · preamp · soundbar · subwoofer · woofer · tweeter · audiophile · volume
sound
Audible wave phenomenon
- vibrationRapid oscillating movement
- frequencyRate of recurrence
- amplitudeMaximum oscillation displacement
waveform · resonance · harmonics · oscillation · echo · reverberation · timbre · sonic · ultrasound · infrasound
allophone
Non-distinctive sound variation
- articulationClear vocal expression
- consonantIn agreement with
- vowelUnobstructed speech sound
diphthong · semivowel · glottal · nasal · aspiration · intonation · prosody · segmental · morpheme · grapheme
- prefixespre-, anti, post-, contra, re-
- Latin Rootsact, cede, cent, cred, duct
- AV CablesRCA cable, AV cable, component cable, video cable, audio cable
- vinyl recordsvinyl, vinyl records, LP, record, album cover
- phonetic alphabetLetter-to-word correspondence system
- phonograph recordGrooved disc holding audio
- phonetic spellingTranscription based on pronunciation
- phonological rulePrinciple governing pronunciation changes
- phonetic adaptationModifying sounds for native speakers
- phonological processPattern altering spoken sounds
telephone, microphone, symphony, megaphone, phonetics, phonograph, phonology, phonetic, phoneme