phonographic
Relating to records
Phonographic relates to sound recording and reproduction, or to the phonograph—the device that plays vinyl records.
The phonographic industry refers to the business of recording and selling music.
The word also has an older meaning relating to phonography, a system of shorthand writing based on speech sounds.
Disc-playing sound machine
- turntableRotating music player
- stylusPointed implement for marking
- cartridgeSealed container for supplies
- cylinderCircular-based solid form
Victrola · soundbox · reproducer · Edison · shellac · 78rpm · 45rpm · electromechanical
Two-channel audio system
- acousticsStudy of sound transmission
- sound qualityAudio reproduction faithfulness
- audiophileSound quality enthusiast
- equalizationMaking things uniform
amplification · clarity · dynamics · resonance · treble · bass · warmth · crackle
gramophone
Disc-playing sound machine
- turntableRotating music player
- stylusPointed implement for marking
- cartridgeSealed container for supplies
cylinder · Victrola · soundbox · reproducer · Edison · shellac · 78rpm · 45rpm · electromechanical · acoustic
stereo
Two-channel audio system
- acousticsStudy of sound transmission
- sound qualityAudio reproduction faithfulness
- audiophileSound quality enthusiast
equalization · amplification · clarity · dynamics · resonance · treble · bass · warmth · crackle · wow
record
Preserved account or achievement
acetate · sleeve · cover art · collector · vintage · discography · A-side · wax · master · colored vinyl
studio
Creative professional's workspace
track · single · EP · release · producer · label · session · tape · lacquer · cut
phonographicdigital
Of discrete data
streaming · electronic · computerized · mp3 · solid-state
phonographiclogographic
Using word-symbols, not letters
ideographic · pictographic · hieroglyphic · symbolic · cuneiform
- phonograph recordGrooved disc holding audio