What a nice birthday surprise, the person expects a happy birthday song but gets satanic summoning chant instead, it would be also nice if the record burst on fire by the end.
I've pissed my pants from laughing. This is an amazing card, to be honest the original happy birthday song sounds boring and cheesy anyway.. I prefer this version.
mineofminecraft I was about to like your comment, but it would’ve been the 667th like, and I didn’t want to mess it up because the music sounds satanic
This reminds me of my first record player which was so electrically scary that I turned it by hand and played a random selection of jumble-sale 45RPM records with a violent 78RPM metal needle. It worked. I had hours of fun playing music and grinding new deeper spirals into those records.
+bigclivedotcom record player or gramophone? :) On the topic of 'grinding new spirals' there is a chap on UA-cam cutting tunes into plastic plates using a mastering machine, with the expected bad results!
You obviously never read the Christian bible, they got dozens of ways to go to hell for small things from eating shrimp to homosexuality. Who's to say the voice on the record isn't a gay seafood connoisseur?
@@madhatter6790 that was in the past. In the new testament it writes that we can eat "unclean foods" as long as we give thanks to God for the food we it. Idk about homosexuality tho. It was written that it's highly sinful in the old testament.
That brings back memories. In the late 1970s I worked for a charity that pressed free give-away records and we made a similar cardboard player . . . but ours worked!
Many years ago (at least 50) my dad got an advertising mailout that worked on exactly the same principle. He brought it home from work and me and my brother were absolutely fascinated by it!. It has long gone now, but I clearly remember the voice on the record talking about fireproof cladding (my dad worked for a shopfitting company). What goes around, comes around.
Funnily enough, the 'record player' on Voyager works on exactly the same principle as this. It's not just a Technics that they glued to the side, it had to be completely mechanical to account for contingencies where the 'disc-overer' didn't have access to electricity.
+captainpanic08 It kind of makes sense what you say but in the Wikipedia article concerning the golden record there is mention of the instructions supplied to an alien life form how to view the pictures, it looks like the creators of the disc assumed aliens will also use some kind of television system like our earthlings. That, of course, cannot be done mechanically but electronically.
+Spacekriek Funny you mention that! If you're interested in this you should research Phonovision and the recordings made of John Logie Baird's mechanical television system. Recordings of non-electronic transmitted images from way back in 1932!
I saw something similar to this demonstrated in 1980 by a Baptist missionary to Africa, where there might not be means for electricity. The one I saw worked. The hole was off center so a stick or pencil could be inserted to spin, and the paper was a thin corrugated cardboard covered in wax.
This reminds me of another birthday card. Have you seen the grooved plastic strips that you pull through your fingers with your thumbnail scraping the grooves. Sometimes you see the end attached to a balloon. The grooves produce a person saying “happy birthday.” Very cool idea. Hope you can find these and demo them for us. I’m still waiting for the DOT to create these grooves in the highway concrete to say “slow down” or whatever when you drive over them.
Answer to an anticipated question: No the record cannot be played on a typical record player because the spindle hole is smaller than normal. Yes, you could probably make the hole in the record larger....but surely there are better things to do with your time. It's a lot easier to click this link to hear what's on the recard www.recards.co.uk/hear-what-s-on-the-7-vinyl/
+Techmoan Haha, the recording they play in that soundclip is a studio recording in which they put some vinyl sound between the sound clips. It's Absolutely I-M-P-O-S-S-I-B-L-E to turn the record in such accurate speed by hand, even a real recordplayer with real vinyl is. Too bad many of these gifts probably never will be used. =) Thanks for the video!
Reminds me of a birthday card my father bought for his mother in the early 60s. It was actually a four-sided card that could be played on a standard record player playing, of course, Happy Birthday Mother plus a message. As my grandmother didn't have a player, it was never sent, so I still have it. A pure novelty. I was also reminded of the 'make-your-own-record' booths in which for a half-crown coin (2/6d / 12½p), one could make a two-minute recording onto a 45rpm disk. I used these booths a lot in the 60s for sending messages to my penfriends abroad, but some hopefuls used them as mini demo recordings to send to record producers. After all, it was 60s Liverpool and the MerseyBeat sound was in full swing.
so interesting to me the principles and dynamics of vinyl recording in the original way, that the actual sounds are transcribed through vibration. ...no digital...no magnets...just airwave vibrations making notches in wax...pure frequency. ...I can understand why people believe it's the medium with the best audio fidelity....I've heard of a guy who can "read" a record by deciphering the notches, and tell you what's on it... (of a limited catalogue , I'm sure)...also neat how on a record player, if you turn the speaker off, you can hear the sound coming from the record at the needle...
+Techmoan Blu Ray too. Each one has a embedded message. If you dont hear it, press down harder on the needle. If it still doesnt work, try the most expensive BR you own. Limited edition blurays have the best messages. goodluck!!!
+Джейсон Хичкок I was about to propose to cut out a smaller piece of cardboard to put under the vinyl, but your idea with CD seems to be much better one. Except, getting an unneeded CD might turn out to be a problem. I actually used damaged 3.5" floppies and CD-Rs as beverage coasters, but since thumbdrive and cloud service era started, I don't have then anymore.
the way it was doing the happy birthday just reminds me of the horror movies where the record player plays but not at proper speed and is creepy sounding
I have a couple of them. My Mum got them years ago. They were Christmas greetings from Santa. Brings back memories. Mine have the disc bonded to the card.
Thanks Matt for the review. I prefer the Birthday Cards that have the small computer chip in them that when you open them up they play Hayy Birthday. A hell of a lot easier than the record. Cheers Kym
Many many years ago Toyota made something almost identical for its French market, as an advertising gadget. It said something like "Bonjour, je suis votre concessionaire Toyota" ("Hello, I'm your Toyota Dealer"). I remember it was better made, as the "base" was flatter and more stable. Also, the "record" had a circular housing for the fingertip, making the spinning super easy. All in all a very clever and original idea...
This video single-highhandedly taught me how Vinyl records work. I didn't know that it's literally making the sound by scratching it! And it doesn't even need electricity to produce the sound, only for spinning the record itself. I'm sorry for being ignorant, as I was born in the digital audio age and never got a chance to play with record players before.
Sounds scary...😂 I used to have one similar thing in my childhood. It was a Vynil about Jesus' ressurection. A father telling the story to his son. But the vynil had a small hole, so we could use a pen to spin it. It was easier to spin the vynil. Impossible to maintain the speed the whole time though... 😁
Kind of reminds me of the novelty of rolling a paper cone and playing the record through that. I've only ever done it with the Grease soundtrack, since there were four copies laying around the family home alone.
I had something very similar to this many years ago - I'm not sure if it was a greetings card but it used the exact same "stick a coin on the flap and rotate the record with your finger" method as this.
What a nice birthday surprise, the person expects a happy birthday song but gets satanic summoning chant instead, it would be also nice if the record burst on fire by the end.
brunogarcia omfggg laughins so hard lmaoooo
brunogarcia Funniest comment I've read in a while..Thanks for the actual laugh out loud 😅
lmao
lol :D
I've pissed my pants from laughing. This is an amazing card, to be honest the original happy birthday song sounds boring and cheesy anyway.. I prefer this version.
sounds like a robot melting but trying to stay positive
E C H O E S ACT. 3 You have some creative thoughts xD
E C H O E S ACT. 3. my god you are funny!!! im dying from the comment you made.
Sounds like a blonde serial killer just right before getting hit by an ambulance
icerink239 eyyy
XD
It sounds terrifying. You should upload the audio from the vinyl.
The manufacturer already did - link in the video description.
Sorry to break it to ya, Mat, but the sound was like a dying cat or something!
@@Techmoan the web page in the description is removed, when I tried to enter it 404'd
@@BlackPatti78s if you scroll down a bit on the 404 page, there's an updated link you can click that works
4:00 Now, *cAaAaAaN YouUoU sPiN tHe rEcOrD aT tHE cOrReEeCCt sSSssPEeEeeeD¿*
no. the answer is no.
This sounds like something that vinny or joel from vinesause would say
@@KirbyKidG CaN yOu S P E E E N tHe ReCoRd
@@cicciopasticcio1690 S P E E E E E E N
Ehe.
4:30 When your birthday card sends a message from the depths of the 7th plane of suffering
That from hell
HaPpY bIrThDaY tO yOu
mineofminecraft I was about to like your comment, but it would’ve been the 667th like, and I didn’t want to mess it up because the music sounds satanic
Hehe.... Im gonna like it.
Darkest_YT oh dang you messed it up. I guess I can like it now tho
from 4:41 i suppose...
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This reminds me of my first record player which was so electrically scary that I turned it by hand and played a random selection of jumble-sale 45RPM records with a violent 78RPM metal needle. It worked. I had hours of fun playing music and grinding new deeper spirals into those records.
+bigclivedotcom record player or gramophone? :) On the topic of 'grinding new spirals' there is a chap on UA-cam cutting tunes into plastic plates using a mastering machine, with the expected bad results!
Sounds like innocent souls suffering in hell. Great! Finally something I would gift to my loved ones
Madafakas McGato innocent but in hell?
You obviously never read the Christian bible, they got dozens of ways to go to hell for small things from eating shrimp to homosexuality. Who's to say the voice on the record isn't a gay seafood connoisseur?
Evisk OnAcid I’m tempted to try and spin it correctly
@@madhatter6790 that was in the past. In the new testament it writes that we can eat "unclean foods" as long as we give thanks to God for the food we it. Idk about homosexuality tho. It was written that it's highly sinful in the old testament.
So im
Imagine sleeping when suddenly at 3 a.m in the night you wake up hearing this playing in a corner of your room
Sound itself wouldn't scare me. I'd be rather scared because, why the fuck is it playing itself?
Id piss on it to make it shut up
Easy, eat the paper and scratch the vinyl
Easy.
Get a blunt object, scream as loud as you can to remove fear and replace it with momentary courage, leave the house, then burn your house.
HaPpY BirThDaY tO yOu!
That brings back memories. In the late 1970s I worked for a charity that pressed free give-away records and we made a similar cardboard player . . . but ours worked!
Woah, how'd they get Donald Duck to sing Happy Birthday?
bribery
Lol
What type of Donald duck have you heard
😂
That sounds nothing like Don Cheadle.
Satan*
That's quite a bit of work and preparation just to get a birthday wish from Satan himself.
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
hahahaha made my day
I liked it to get it at 667🤪
Might make angelic sounds if you play it backwards
i played it backwards and got a bday message from the devil
stnyblue I NEd
stnyblue it's gonna be deathday
stnyblue I don't even think you need to play it backwards to get the satanic birthday song
The Cringe is Real LMAO
stnyblue lol !
They should put a warning label on this saying; Warning: might accidentally summon Satan.
That sounds creepy
I wanted him to put it in a phono so much so we could hear what it's supposed to sound like....
I did not expect you here...
SKIBIDI TOILET GUY
Skibidi bop bop bop di di
that thing sounds like a choir of daleks
chris pitio EXPLAIN MUSIC EXPLAIN!!!!
EXTERMINATE! EXTERMINATE... whoever made this piece of shit.
I’ll give this to my doctor who friend
DALEKS DO NOT SING!!
chris pitio I SPIT MY DRINK OUT
Fucking nightmare fuel.
+OnTheRocks You can get your money back using it as a sound track for a horror movie.
the happy birthday song is so demonic xD
4:30 Sounds just like the greeting card you'll get from that neighbour who loves you in a weird way
Hanayo Koizumi XD
Hanayo!
Jasmine Ocean heyy wanna get me sum rice imma gettin hungry
Hanayo Koizumi of course. 🍙
Jasmine Ocean thks sweetie
Many years ago (at least 50) my dad got an advertising mailout that worked on exactly the same principle. He brought it home from work and me and my brother were absolutely fascinated by it!. It has long gone now, but I clearly remember the voice on the record talking about fireproof cladding (my dad worked for a shopfitting company). What goes around, comes around.
y, I recall old Dr. office magazines with a page that u tear out and listen to like a record
i want to hear this record on a real player
I suspect that it would sound exactly the same!
@@canadagood well no because it would be at the correct speed and being able to here it better with a better needle and speakers
ua-cam.com/video/bYpRf_JNRYc/v-deo.html
@@John-TV_Random-Videos yes
I wanna hear a record from a band or something played in this
Those sounds will give me nightmares
Im not sleeping tonight.
queen's of the stone age? :D
They should have glued this on the voyager probe instead of the golden record.
+tremorist And deprive those poor aliens from Chuck Berry ? :P
Funnily enough, the 'record player' on Voyager works on exactly the same principle as this. It's not just a Technics that they glued to the side, it had to be completely mechanical to account for contingencies where the 'disc-overer' didn't have access to electricity.
+captainpanic08 It kind of makes sense what you say but in the Wikipedia article concerning the golden record there is mention of the instructions supplied to an alien life form how to view the pictures, it looks like the creators of the disc assumed aliens will also use some kind of television system like our earthlings. That, of course, cannot be done mechanically but electronically.
+Spacekriek Funny you mention that! If you're interested in this you should research Phonovision and the recordings made of John Logie Baird's mechanical television system. Recordings of non-electronic transmitted images from way back in 1932!
+BJ Fincher disc-overer. UGH.
Here son. My gift to you. And old demon vodoo record that'll keep you up all night.
I saw something similar to this demonstrated in 1980 by a Baptist missionary to Africa, where there might not be means for electricity. The one I saw worked. The hole was off center so a stick or pencil could be inserted to spin, and the paper was a thin corrugated cardboard covered in wax.
Nobody:
the void: HApPy BiRtHdaY tO yOu
And if you spins it backwords it summons Satan?
+Carlos Cardoso I know if you play country records in reverse your ex-girlfriend comes back to you, Grampa returns from the grave, etc...
+Carlos Cardoso I'm thinking it happens when playing forward. :P
+Carlos Cardoso Thats what Nickelback albums do. Still better than playing them normally, tho.
+Carlos Cardoso If you play it backwards it says "Paul is dead".
+Carlos Cardoso nah just biggie smalls
sounds like a message from the realms of the afterlife :)
+altern8ive I was thinking the whole time "Paul is dead"...
+Reggie Buffat Turn me on, dead man!
+altern8ive Thought the exact same thing. Maybe a great gift for an exorcist?
+altern8ive Turn me on, dead man.
It sounds like a group of possessed children singing around a fire on Friday 13th
This reminds me of another birthday card. Have you seen the grooved plastic strips that you pull through your fingers with your thumbnail scraping the grooves. Sometimes you see the end attached to a balloon. The grooves produce a person saying “happy birthday.” Very cool idea. Hope you can find these and demo them for us. I’m still waiting for the DOT to create these grooves in the highway concrete to say “slow down” or whatever when you drive over them.
no one
satan in your birthday party:
Answer to an anticipated question:
No the record cannot be played on a typical record player because the spindle hole is smaller than normal.
Yes, you could probably make the hole in the record larger....but surely there are better things to do with your time. It's a lot easier to click this link to hear what's on the recard www.recards.co.uk/hear-what-s-on-the-7-vinyl/
I love that it says if you can't see the link to sound cloud on your mobile phone than use a computer.
+Adam Stommes Yeah as if anyone would be trying to do that on a mobile device anyway LOL
It produces very weak sound
+Techmoan Haha, the recording they play in that soundclip is a studio recording in which they put some vinyl sound between the sound clips. It's Absolutely I-M-P-O-S-S-I-B-L-E to turn the record in such accurate speed by hand, even a real recordplayer with real vinyl is. Too bad many of these gifts probably never will be used. =) Thanks for the video!
+Techmoan Would this work with standard vinyls such as singles?
Thanks I was looking for something to get for my wife's birthday. Now I know what NOT to get her.
Earllon Granada lmao
It’s at 420 likes so I didn’t like so here
👍
that playback is terrifying, something from a horror movie
root beer float?
Hidden Message: ‘Go smoke marihuana’ ‘drop school’
Coincidence? I think not
The prophecy
cannabis should be mandatory in school , first lection cannabis farming , home work would be home farming
you never cease to amaze me with your finds
the sound it plays is the stuff of nightmares .
Play it backward and a satanic voice says, "you just wasted £7.00.... muahahahaha".
xD
Hahahah or GG ALLIN's Voice BITE IT, HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!
Reminds me of a birthday card my father bought for his mother in the early 60s. It was actually a four-sided card that could be played on a standard record player playing, of course, Happy Birthday Mother plus a message. As my grandmother didn't have a player, it was never sent, so I still have it. A pure novelty. I was also reminded of the 'make-your-own-record' booths in which for a half-crown coin (2/6d / 12½p), one could make a two-minute recording onto a 45rpm disk. I used these booths a lot in the 60s for sending messages to my penfriends abroad, but some hopefuls used them as mini demo recordings to send to record producers. After all, it was 60s Liverpool and the MerseyBeat sound was in full swing.
mmmmmm now this is truly that beautiful analogue sound all us vinyl junkies are looking for 😍😍
This one was hilarious - a great effort on your part ! Thanks for the entertainment
use a £1 for a richer sound
badum tish
+NonsensicalSpudz Oh man you sir just made my day
+NonsensicalSpudz jajajajajajajajj I am still laughing!!
I'm American and I am still laughing
NonsensicalVids A £2 coin will add stereo.
All of my record collection is by German and French artists...
Should I substitute the Pound coin for a Euro? :-)
That song is absolutely terrifying
ikr XD
"john this is a crap birthday present"
"It cost £7.00 it was a great deal"
"don't tell rose i used her bank account"
John Egbert "haha jk i used yours instead"
This is so creative and so creepy
Just ordered the Christmas one. Reminds me of a record in a science book from the 90's. Great video as always!
What the hell are you trying to summon
It sounds demented. Like a demon possesed it.
But what if it possessed a demon!
Poké Man Oh
my
god
THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELS YOU THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELS YOU.....
Actually sounds like a Darleck from Dr.Who.
AliPyro
Lmao was that a reference to The Amityville Horror movie
because that scene was funny
and it was really damn funny in the Scary Movie version
it's only a matter of time before our smartphones becomes the next ancient artifacts.
"Hey bill I found an IPhone 7 plus"
"Oh that's trash"
Robert Rivet lol no headphone jack because the "future is wireless"...... also no wireless charging. because reasons.
Robert Rivet its already trash...
What is this ancient device you guys speak of?
"What do Klingons listen to on their birthdays?" -- "Things that send cold chills down your spine,... like the Recard!" GREAT DISCOVERY, TECHMOAN!!
I still remember video about greeting cards that were playable as vinyl. And now a greeting card that plays a vinyl. What a crazyness
So we shall combine them!
I thought it was going to have a mini motor. It would be worth the $2 more... What a fail.
that kinda defeats the purpose of the device
so interesting to me the principles and dynamics of vinyl recording in the original way, that the actual sounds are transcribed through vibration. ...no digital...no magnets...just airwave vibrations making notches in wax...pure frequency. ...I can understand why people believe it's the medium with the best audio fidelity....I've heard of a guy who can "read" a record by deciphering the notches, and tell you what's on it... (of a limited catalogue , I'm sure)...also neat how on a record player, if you turn the speaker off, you can hear the sound coming from the record at the needle...
+Franklin Blankenship I found out the same thing by accident.
The really old players from early 1900's didn't even use electricity.
you're the ashens of vinyl records
Cosmix XD
oh my god,you're right
Lmao
Ashens pretty is great
This is cool that u can even hear any type of message on that wow
4:31 *This makes me feel like I'm going to die*
This kind of thing has been around for probably 40 years
+HISATdotCOM Yes indeed it has.
+Techmoan Blu Ray too. Each one has a embedded message. If you dont hear it, press down harder on the needle.
If it still doesnt work, try the most expensive BR you own.
Limited edition blurays have the best messages. goodluck!!!
+Джейсон Хичкок omg love your idea
+Джейсон Хичкок
I was about to propose to cut out a smaller piece of cardboard to put under the vinyl, but your idea with CD seems to be much better one.
Except, getting an unneeded CD might turn out to be a problem. I actually used damaged 3.5" floppies and CD-Rs as beverage coasters, but since thumbdrive and cloud service era started, I don't have then anymore.
+Джейсон Хичкок wouldn't the washer introduce a ton of wobble?
the way it was doing the happy birthday just reminds me of the horror movies where the record player plays but not at proper speed and is creepy sounding
Dear Techmoan, vinyl fits perfectly fine on record player (Sharp SH-400E), I have just tested it and played the greeting.
+saugokites it doesn't go over the spindle on a Sansui Q7
+Techmoan Can you switch out the spindles for a smaller one? sorry, i'm new to vinyl records.
I have a couple of them. My Mum got them years ago. They were Christmas greetings from Santa. Brings back memories.
Mine have the disc bonded to the card.
Listening to a metal record on this would be metal as hell
God, that sounds horrifying
Just what I wanted, a happy birthday greeting from hell...
I love the warm sound from the vinyl!
i have to say if i say one of those id have to buy it lol thanks for sharing that fun lil card with us
... now I want to know how it works!
HAHAHAH Still better sound quality than you get with any crosley record player
Better build quality too!
Harrison Crutcher Apply water to burned area
Harrison Crutcher better sound quality than Beats.
@@endeavor8850 Depends on the product, the BeatsX sound great. Anything else is garbage
4:28 one million nicker saved on sound engineer, for anyone making a horror film.
Theres the entire film's sound needs right there.
+Breen Whitman No need to be racist.
was a joke
Thanks Matt for the review. I prefer the Birthday Cards that have the small computer chip in them that when you open them up they play Hayy Birthday. A hell of a lot easier than the record.
Cheers Kym
+Kym Moulds But you are missing the rich analogue sound of vinyl ;-)
+Techmoan Plus the adventure of following the instructions and getting it to work.
“Yeah let’s be clear I trust no one.” this line is so accurate for me. Like in my life, this line takes it home.
Very nice! It's a "The Daleks from 1963 sing Happy Birthday" Birthday Card!
the souls of the damned wish you a happy birthday.
cool idea but horrible execution
Inverse r/ATBGE
After reviewing 23.678 useless dash cams techmoan is finally reviewing useful stuff.
I love that the "recard" spends more time explaining itself than actually singing happy birthday.
Many many years ago Toyota made something almost identical for its French market, as an advertising gadget. It said something like "Bonjour, je suis votre concessionaire Toyota" ("Hello, I'm your Toyota Dealer"). I remember it was better made, as the "base" was flatter and more stable. Also, the "record" had a circular housing for the fingertip, making the spinning super easy. All in all a very clever and original idea...
Thanks UA-cam,this is the coolest recommendation you gave me today.
Yeah, because that's what I want... to be serenaded on my birthday by demonic banshees...
Oh my, thanks so much for this, I can think of at least three people I can mildly amuse this Christmas now! :-D
if you go on the website they do christmas ones too
Dan Root I
you know many satanists?
Play it backwards and you've got Halloween covered too!
Good stuff, pretty neat idea lol I like how the instructions say to enjoy your "Christmas music" xD
This video single-highhandedly taught me how Vinyl records work. I didn't know that it's literally making the sound by scratching it! And it doesn't even need electricity to produce the sound, only for spinning the record itself. I'm sorry for being ignorant, as I was born in the digital audio age and never got a chance to play with record players before.
There's a lot more control when you affix a pencil where the hole is, and spinning it.
playing this video in the car spawned three demons in the rear seat
I was hoping to hear this played back on an actual record player. Just to hear what it's supposed to sound like.
+Jeffmorgan83 there's a link in the video description...
I found it, thanks! I have to say, I thoroughly enjoy your videos. I find tech to be very fascinating. Keep up the awesome work, Cheers! :)
Sounds scary...😂 I used to have one similar thing in my childhood. It was a Vynil about Jesus' ressurection. A father telling the story to his son. But the vynil had a small hole, so we could use a pen to spin it. It was easier to spin the vynil. Impossible to maintain the speed the whole time though... 😁
I'd love to have heard that on one of your regular turntables!
**Opens card** ITS THE NUTSHACK!
Vr1skaTale lmao. I'd make that a record
Sam Gobeil That was confirmed by the Op it was fake
Vr1skaTale no shit its in the description
Sam Gobeil Thats what I just said.
Vr1skaTale ok
directions not clear got record stuck in the wall
A great gift for my enemies
I had a promo record system like this of Ford in the early 70ties and this was working real fine...
Sounds wonderful!!!
Perfect gift... for Halloween!!!
I didn't think these Crosley's could get any worse.
Sounds like a number station.
NoName the numbers Mason!
Kind of reminds me of the novelty of rolling a paper cone and playing the record through that. I've only ever done it with the Grease soundtrack, since there were four copies laying around the family home alone.
I remember these from back in the day (late 70's). From memory the quality and ease of use was better back then too.
Are you talking about vinyl records in general or these exact birthday card things??
What does it sound like on an actual record player?
+Arin Roy it doesn't fit - see first comment for more details.
+Techmoan please please please make the hole bigger!!!
I don't have a record player
+Arin Roy www.recards.co.uk/hear-what-s-on-the-7-vinyl/
+Arin Roy Its not unusual on some vinyl to have to drill the hole out.
This would give nightmares on your birthday night!
As always, thanks for uploading!
I had something very similar to this many years ago - I'm not sure if it was a greetings card but it used the exact same "stick a coin on the flap and rotate the record with your finger" method as this.
I'd forgotten I'd already watched this video; UA-cam recommends me back here and I discover I've already made the exact comment I was about to post XD