EP EP: Extended Play, slow record.

EP is a type of CD, and the playback equipment is the same as that of ordinary CDs. There are no special requirements.

There is a slight difference between EP and CD. Each EP contains fewer tracks than CD, usually about 2-3 songs, and no more than 5 songs at most. The price is lower than that of ordinary CDs. LP, (long play),

It is a stereo black celluloid LP record.

Why it is called LP is mainly because it refers to the ancient rough-grained short-term records of the past.

This is a simple explanation.

Why do we still play old stuff in the digital age?

Mainly because the ethereal and live feeling cannot be replaced by current CDs.

If you have listened to LP, you will not be able to stand the sharp and rough digital sound of today's CDs.

Modern CDs have developed numerous circuits and recording modes in order to reduce digital sound as much as possible, but they still cannot compete with LP.

The equipment that plays LP is called a turn table. It generally does not have a power amplifier, but is just the output of the pre-stage. The pickup mode includes a moving magnet, a moving coil and a moving iron cartridge, and a moving iron + linear tracking cartridge.

The arm is optimal.