microgroove
- noun
- /ˈmaɪkroʊɡruːv/
- Archaic
- The classic album was pressed on a microgroove record for better sound quality.
Examples
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He explained how the microgroove technology allowed longer recordings on each side of the vinyl.
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The microgroove technology allows for higher sound quality.
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Collectors often search for rare microgroove discs from the 1950s.
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Many audiophiles prefer microgrooves for their vinyl records.
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The album was praised for its rich sound quality thanks to its microgroove technology.
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He preferred listening to music on microgroove vinyl records for their enhanced audio clarity.
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Many audiophiles believe that microgroove records capture more detail than standard vinyl.
How Narrow
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Microgroove is literally a 'small groove' on a vinyl record. The parts micro- ('small') and groove ('narrow cut') help you remember that a microgroove is the tiny track that holds the sound and allows more music on each side.