The Vinyl Record is an item that is found in Silent Hill: Downpour. It is found in St. Maria's Monastery's theater in the drawer of a desk in the control room. It is used in conjunction with a gramophone in the theater control room.
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| - The Vinyl Record is an item that is found in Silent Hill: Downpour. It is found in St. Maria's Monastery's theater in the drawer of a desk in the control room. It is used in conjunction with a gramophone in the theater control room.
- A vinyl record is a type of gramophone, or phonograph, record. It is an analog sound storage medium where sound is inscribed in a modulated spiral groove. The earliest recordings were on cylinders, but they are most commonly recorded on discs. The phonograph was invented in 1877 by Thomas Edison. The phonograph used inscribed wax or celluloid cylinders to record and play back sound. In 1899, Emile Berliner invented the gramophone. Early gramophone records differed from phonograph records as they used inscribed discs of celluloid or rubber to record and play back sound.
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| - Spin that vinyl record tonight
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| - "An old gramophone record, slightly scratched."
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| - Used to set the stage in the Theatre Control Room
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| - St. Maria's Monastery, Theater, in the drawer of the desk in the Control Room.
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| - A vinyl record is a type of gramophone, or phonograph, record. It is an analog sound storage medium where sound is inscribed in a modulated spiral groove. The earliest recordings were on cylinders, but they are most commonly recorded on discs. The phonograph was invented in 1877 by Thomas Edison. The phonograph used inscribed wax or celluloid cylinders to record and play back sound. In 1899, Emile Berliner invented the gramophone. Early gramophone records differed from phonograph records as they used inscribed discs of celluloid or rubber to record and play back sound. Around 1895, shellac discs became the standard. Shellac would be the most common type of gramophone record until vinyl records were introduced in 1931. Vinyl records were the standard for commercial audio media released to the public until 1988, when the medium was superseded by the digital compact disc. In 2015, a picture disc vinyl record of The President's Album, narrated by Ronald Reagan and adorned with his face, was available for sale at the Blast from the Past antique/memorabilia store.
- The Vinyl Record is an item that is found in Silent Hill: Downpour. It is found in St. Maria's Monastery's theater in the drawer of a desk in the control room. It is used in conjunction with a gramophone in the theater control room.
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