What is another word for victrola?
Pronunciation: [vɪktɹˈə͡ʊlə] (IPA) 
Victrola is a trademarked name for the first commercially successful phonograph that played discs instead of cylinders. Though Victrola is still used colloquially as a term for early phonographs, various other terms that have cropped up include gramophone, record player, turntable, and phonograph. All of them typically refer to devices that play recorded music from vinyl discs, though some may also play CDs or tapes. For many enthusiasts and collectors, the nostalgia and warmth associated with these vintage devices make them highly sought-after items. While Victrolas have largely been replaced by digital music players, their unique sound and aesthetics continue to hold a special place in many people's hearts.
