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Turntable

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A turntable is essentially a DJ's phonograph for playing back Vinyl records, of which the most common is the Technics SL-1200. Turntables come in many different forms these days, but all play back 33/45 RPM records and have pitch control for mixing capabilities. Turntable was a massive geothermal power plant developed by the Usean Rebel Forces. It was located in the center of Rocky Island. The Mole family's house was on top of a turntable, which allowed it to rotate, making it appear as a truck garage from the road, putting the front of the house into the backyard. The reason for this was because the Moles used the backyard for spelunking toward Molesville in their drillmobile.

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The Mole family's house was on top of a turntable, which allowed it to rotate, making it appear as a truck garage from the road, putting the front of the house into the backyard. The reason for this was because the Moles used the backyard for spelunking toward Molesville in their drillmobile. A turntable is essentially a DJ's phonograph for playing back Vinyl records, of which the most common is the Technics SL-1200. Turntables come in many different forms these days, but all play back 33/45 RPM records and have pitch control for mixing capabilities. Turntable was a massive geothermal power plant developed by the Usean Rebel Forces. It was located in the center of Rocky Island.