You’ve Never Seen Sound Like This | Vinyl Under Electron Microscope

In this video, we put a vinyl record, stylus, and cartridge under a scanning electron microscope (SEM) with up to 100,000× magnification and ~10 nm resolution.
You’ll see:
• A stereo groove at extreme magnification • How left and right audio channels are encoded in one groove
• Moving magnet (MM) vs moving coil (MC) cartridges
• What mono records really look like
• Why vinyl sounds “warm” and “airy”
• Clicks, distortion, and inner groove physics

I love putting everyday objects into an electron microscope — and vinyl records reveal one of the most beautiful micro-worlds I’ve ever seen. Is analog sound really magic? Or just physics?

Let’s take a look inside the groove.

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0:00 - 0:58 - Introduction
0:59 - 2:27 - Our Setup
2:28 - 3:37 - Stylus Construction
3:38 - 5:53 - Vinyl Record Under SEM
5:54 - 8:01 - Why Analog Sounds Warm

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