![That's how we did it back then. [517x518 - 435KB]](https://pic8.co/sh/J2oVqP.jpg){kind=link}
Thankfully we no longer do.
Thankfully we no longer do.
As a kid, I used to collect broken machines like record players so I could take them apart and learn about how they worked. I took apart many a turntable and always found the mechanisms employed for the automatic disc changer to be quite amazing for their intricate simplicity. I still remember the smell of the lubricant grease used on 70s-era record players and the sounds they made when doing their thing. It was a simpler time with simple pleasures.
As a kid, I used to collect broken machines like record players so I could take them apart and learn about how they worked. I took apart many a turntable and always found the mechanisms employed for the automatic disc changer to be quite amazing for their intricate simplicity. I still remember the smell of the lubricant grease used on 70s-era record players and the sounds they made when doing their thing. It was a simpler time with simple pleasures.