phonograph needle

• Aguja utilizada para reproducir discos de vinilo siguiendo los surcos de un fonógrafo o tocadiscos, en la actualidad en gran medida reemplazada por tecnologías de audio modernas.

A stylus used to play vinyl records by tracking the grooves on a phonograph or turntable, now largely replaced by modern audio technology.

1. Record player stylusB2formal

   A small, pointed component of a phonograph or turntable that reads the grooves of a vinyl record to produce sound.

   aguja de tocadiscos

   • He carefully replaced the worn phonograph needle to avoid damaging his records.
   • The phonograph needle must be kept clean for optimal sound quality.
   • A diamond-tipped phonograph needle can last for hundreds of hours of play.