I didn't expect this sound! - Coffee Cup & Drill Record Player'

How to make a Record player (Gramophone) with a battery drill & coffee cup - DIY. So grab your old vinyl and lets get scratching.
From what I have heard it it actually seems to work better than the retro/ vintage phonograph kits you can get.

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:: Craig Turner aka "Turnah81" :: [ Solving Stuff with Things! ]
Ridiculously impractical how to's, inventions, life hacks, experiments and other videos to solve the questionable problems in life. All with a little bit of fun & comedy thrown in.
It's like blending Top Gear, Mythbusters and expired milk.

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-DRAKE STAFFORD - DONT DO HUGS FREE
-Mike Epsse - OHW
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[Entropy]

Any power outage that lasted long enough for me to make one of those would be a civilization-ending event.

[DustinKnustin]

Imagine coming home at night and someone sits in your living room with this record player and candles

[Kevintendo]

BEAUTIFUL! A PINNACLE OF HUMAN EXISTENCE!

[benharris]

A man and his shed, anything can be made. On the bright side you can unplug the lamp at 12:00 to charge the record player battery when it runs flat.

[WarpdogRecordhound]

Lifelong collector here, and that had me laughing when you got it going! So few of those things play at all, and you had an LP tracking, NOT 78 or 45 with wider grooves. That's impressive AF, m'friend!!!!
Reminds me of early Pathé phonographs with the upside-down umbrella horn on top of the needle.

[trulyinfamous]

By playing classical music with this, you can emulate the true wax cylinder sound.

[mozkitolife]

Thanks for all the effort you put into making these projects. I have an anxiety disorder and your videos help me forget it for a short while.

[jesuiscequejesuis]

"You don't want friends looking at it thinking that is a sub par battery drill record player you've got there."

[CrafterVSWild]

You should rename this video with "watch me scratch and torture vinyls for 10min

Edit: they are screaming in pain

[artdude]

a big warning to those who attempt this with their favorite records

[thegenerousdegenerate]

All that missing from the end of this video is a dead spouse and the cops coming in in slow motion. Voila instant cop drama/horror flick. Compelling stuff... Lol

[mOrtAL_sEntiEnT]

This is the most random and convenient thing but yet so cool

[florian]

Haha... So romantic with the candles and that solid construction of a record player. Thumbs Up!

[RaymondTracer]

Now that's the sound quality I expect from a record, sounds even better then FLAC.

[droopadoop]

At 12:15 you looked so happy that it worked when you were dancing along with the music

[stockyphilb]

At least you played the beer song. That was nice. :)

[janellehoney-badger]

That was really clever. I can't believe how good that works & I grew up with those antiquated things. The scratches, the deterioration & accidental drops or heavy jumping/dancing.

[AbdelAziz]

When you broke the bottom of that cup I lost it.Your reaction was great.3:18 best reaction on YouTube ever.

[NoahSher]

12:04 oh no not the Freddy Fazbear music

[Robb]

How things have changed. We used to build them in school from cardboard, paper cup, safety pins and dowels with a weight on a string to power it. The older 45s with deeper grooves worked better. Can you go the next step a make a record? We recorded on aluminum foil to demonstrate the principals of sound.