A belt-drive turntable is a type of record player that uses a belt to connect the motor to the platter (the part that holds and spins the vinyl record). This design helps to isolate the platter from motor vibrations, which can affect sound quality. Here are some key features of belt-drive turntables: 1. **Belt Mechanism**: The motor turns a rubber or elastic belt, which in turn drives the platter.
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