What does RP stand for?

Record Player

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Liverpool-based Philip Jeck has been handed an award for the "original voice" he creates by salvaging old records and record players from junk shops and playing them together.

Major arts prize for Liverpool composer

Philip Jeck was handed an award for the "original voice" he creates by salvaging old records and record players from junk shops and playing them together.

OLD RECORD COMPOSER WINS FUNDS

Record and tape players have been replaced by CD plays, MP3 players and iPods, the only time you will see a record player nowadays is in front of a DJ.

Recording Studio Saves the Birthday!

Saturday is the last day to hear the gentle music of Virginia artist Angela White's installation, ''Always a Pleasure,'' in the back gallery at Greg Kucera, where the motion of record players sets off a tinkle of shards and objects.

Hot ticket

Old Record Players just ran out of steam on 92-9 as they chased Seaton Burn's 110-8.

North East Midweek League

They are the: * light bulb * record player * movie projector * electric battery * telephone * electric lamp * radio DON'T TOUCH THAT

Adventures of the puzzle squad

It includes a Norton 50 motorbike, a Dansette record player and teen costume of the period.

Back in time to the 1950s

The children also had an opportunity to take a musical journey into the past - courtesy of a 1908 Victor Phonograph, a record player operated by spring power, that was on exhibit.

KIDS' GIZMOS VIE AT SCIENCE EVEN