| Stereo |
| LP player |
| Not stereo |
| Old player |
| Old stereo |
| Sound gear |
| Stereo set |
| Phonograph |
| 45 player? |
| Stereo unit |
| Music maker |
| Home stereo |
| Stereo gear |
| Sound setup |
| Stereo must |
| Sound system |
| Music system |
| Stereo setup |
| Record holder |
| Record player |
| Old LP player |
| Stereo device |
| Stereo player |
| Oldies player |
| Stereo hookup |
| Bygone player |
| Old 45 player |
| Stereo system |
| Kind of stereo |
| Old stereo set |
| Player of 45's |
| Quality player |
| Record-setting |
| Stereo feature |
| Platter player |
| Audio equipment |
| Sound equipment |
| Platter spinner |
| Record hardware |
| Stereo, usually |
| Stereo component |
| Stereo precursor |
| Family-room unit |
| Like some phonos |
| Old sound system |
| A sound of music |
| Old audio system |
| LP-playing system |
| Old record holder |
| Perry Como player |
| Player of old 45s |
| Stereo's ancestor |
| You Am I "___ Way |
| '60s stereo setup |
| Sound investment? |
| Old record player |
| Relative of stereo |
| Stereo predecessor |
| CD-player ancestor |
| Certain phonograph |
| Kind of phonograph |
| LP-playing machine |
| Retro music player |
| '50s home purchase |
| Retro sound system |
| Victrola successor |
| Basic music system |
| Place for platters |
| Old platter player |
| Audiophile's setup |
| Early record holder |
| Music lover's setup |
| Old-fashioned phono |
| Player of old tunes |
| The Platters player |
| Word with turntable |
| Bygone music system |
| CD system precursor |
| Music store purchase |
| Rec room item of old |
| Gramophone successor |
| Sound system of yore |
| Audiophile's purchase |
| New Adventures in ___ |
| Gramophone descendant |
| Hippie's audio system |
| Low-tech sound system |
| Obsolete sound system |
| Sound system, briefly |
| Stereo system of yore |
| Certain record player |
| Some radios, for short |
| Audiophile word (Hyph.) |
| Place for a '55 45, say |
| Player of the Four Aces |
| Audiophile's setup, once |
| Obsolescent audio source |
| Old record player: Hyph. |
| Old-fashioned phonograph |
| Quadraphonic system, say |
| System with an LP player |
| Target of world records? |
| Spinner for the Spinners |
| 1950s living room feature |
| Many played Sinatra on it |
| Place to play old records |
| Old-fashioned music system |
| Purchase for a 1950's home |
| '50s audiophile's purchase |
| Sound system of yesteryear |
| Audiophile's purchase, once |
| Revolutionary music device? |
| The Platters platter player |
| Staple of '50s entertaining |
| Good-quality sound equipment |
| Reproduction quality (hyph.) |
| R.E.M. "New Adventures in ___ |
| Outmoded audiophile adjective |
| Fifties audiophile's purchase |
| Audiophile's preference, maybe |
| Having excellent sound quality |
| System of distortion reduction |
| Golden State" band American ___ |
| It played the Platters' platters |
| Pop punkers American ___ (Hyph.) |
| What REM had "New Adventures" in |
| '50s home entertainment purchase |
| You might need one for old records |
| Old-fashioned stereo system: Hyph. |
| Purchase for a 1950s home, perhaps |
| Characterized by minimal distortion |
| Device for playing old records: Hyph. |
| Audiophile's purchase some decades ago |
| Player of oldies when they were newies |
| M. Ward song that is not lo-fi? (hyph.) |
| Flavor of the Weak" American ___ (hyph.) |
| Device for playing 45 rpm records: Hyph. |
| New Adventures in ___" (1996 R.E.M. album) |