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Product: Audio: Record Player
a sound car   (+3)  [vote for, against]
tiny vehicle that drives circles on the a record, playing the recording.

This little (slightly larger than a matchbox car) with soft, record cleaning and replaceable tires plays the record by driving in circles. Sound is transmitted by Bluetooth to amplifiers and/or Bluetooth speakers. Buffering is used so vehicles speed can translate waveform to correct speed. Reversing is allowed.

The needle protrudes from a side to side underneath slot to allow the car more flexibility in cornering. The vehicle is powered by a inductance from a platter under the record but for short plays, small internal Li batteries via USB charging can be called on.

Cars form come in Formular1, CAT Grader, Electioneering van and K9
-- wjt, Sep 28 2019

how big is big? Big_20Vinyl
Can it be driven on? yes it can. [wjt, Sep 28 2019]

Like this? https://www.youtube...watch?v=rZZ5x80h3B4
[MaxwellBuchanan, Sep 29 2019]

TIme for an upgrade. Sound_20Car_20For_20CDs
[doctorremulac3, Sep 29 2019]

Cool idea though even if baked. Very out of the box.
-- 2 fries shy of a happy meal, Sep 29 2019


At least I thought of record care.

I wonder if [xenzag]'s would be a an antique gramophone with hidden wheels.
-- wjt, Sep 29 2019


It's totally baked, and called "record runner". It usually takes the form of a VW camper van. I can recall my excitement at drawing up this idea, and contemplating the various vehicles that could accommodate the required power unit, amplifier and pick up. Prior to going any further, I did some research and to my dismay realised that I wasn't the first person to have this idea, as there it was, fully developed and available. Sorry wjt, but this is 100% baked and you should delete it.
-- xenzag, Sep 29 2019


This idea uses Bluetooth and the vehicle can be much smaller with the electronics of today. In fact this idea is more of a novelty record cleaner with a needle, that happens to log and send the track as a sound file.

But is that enough difference?
-- wjt, Sep 30 2019



random, halfbakery