Framed Record Player Art

In the 40s, the phonographs were further upgraded to better reproduce the sound and from this point onward they were routinely known as record players. Framed Record Player Art pays attention to details and a keen observer will notice the new systems that rely on the motions of the stylus to produce sound. Its popularity reached its peak in the 50s, but it declined in the next decades, losing ground to the modern inventions and disappearing almost completely as the compact disc rose to prominence.

Framed Record Player Art keep their memory alive even though phonographs are no longer mass produced. Their dedicated fans can still acquire such devices, with even the modern versions going to great lengths to capture the very fragrance that made the classic versions popular. The posters don’t focus exclusively on the musical device, but also the discs and they even feature ones dedicated to some of the most famous artists of the early 20th century.