Adorable Tiny Vinyl turntable spins 4-inch records
When the Tiny Vinyl format launched last year, part of the appeal was that its four-inch records didn’t need any special hardware. Each traditionally pressed, numbered release carries two tracks, with up to four minutes of audio per side, and plays on pretty much any regular turntable that allows for manual stylus placement.
The discs are also pitched as a lighter-touch collectible. Made from 100% bio-attributed vinyl, each disc uses roughly one-tenth the material of a conventional 12-inch record. The result is something between a playable single and a compact piece of fan merch.
Tiny Vinyl had previously held off on making a dedicated machine for playing them. That has now changed with the Tiny Vinyl Player: a suitably shrunken turntable built specifically for the company’s four-inch discs.
The Tiny Vinyl Player is compact rather than truly pocket-sized – it measures around 10 x 5.5 x 6.5 in (25.5 x...
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