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Problem Definition
Record players are damaging the record Non-robust interior components Play & display the vinyl
Vertically Mounted Calibration issues Motor issues
Market Research: Customer
A new young subculture of vinyl collectors 18-30 year olds Alternative/Indy Rock Scene Online Music Communities Proud of their Vinyl Collections
Community Interest
Market Research: Benchmarks
Technics SL 1200 Price: $600-$2200 Longevity in the market “Gold Standard” by Vinyl Community
Ion’s Vertical Vinyl Vertically mounted Overall Design Price: $60-$130
The ELP Laser Record Player Laser record player Price: $16,000 - $20,000
5 Areas of Focus
Speaker Internal, External Wired,
Bluetooth, Other Motor Configuration
Direct Drive, Belt Driven, Gear Ratios
Power Source Battery, Plug-in, Solar,
Rechargeable Batteries Needle
Steel, Osmium, Sapphire, Diamond
Cartridge Support Track, Arm, Laser, Combo
P-Diagram
P-Diagram: Record Player
Signal:o Mass of playero Electrical energy to
power motoro Vibrations through
needle from vinyl record
Response:o High quality
soundo No Statico Consistencyo Correct Pitcho No Skipping
o Quality customer experienceo Attractive
appearanceo Ease of use
o Safe designo Manufacturable
Noise:o External vibrationso External forces
o Leaning on record player
o Bumping record playero Record Qualityo External signal disruptions
o Strong magnetso Power lines
o Quality of speakerso Strength of wall/hanging
surfaceo Strength of individual
hanging the playero Variations in purchased
parts
CAD Drawings
Points of Difference- Uses Linear Tracking Arm- Uses servo motor for
precise control- Displays ~80% of record
Linear Tracking Arm- Uses two 6 mm linear
bearings to support needle apparatus to track with low friction
Screws not shown for visual clarity in assembly
A Better Look
- Platter and Platter lock are secured by ¼” by ½” magnets
- Hinge places linear arm for playback
- Linear arm secured to hinge
Electronic Design
• No external wires • Bluetooth• Rechargeable Battery
• Micro-controller• Back lighting• LED Lights
Points of Differentiation
Arm Test: Ability to
move laterally Result: Successful
Wall Mounting Test: Hanging the
record player Result: Successful
Prototype Testing Results
Electronic Testing Test: Circuit gets
power from battery Result: Successful
Test: Motor rotation Result: Successful
Test: Bluetooth Result: Successful
Final TestingAll components function together on the wall
Result: Motor causing sound quality fluctuations
Final Design vs. Prototype
Plastic for the arm Reduce weight Molded
Housing Better/cleaner looking wood
Individual locations for all buttons
Extended testing of the product Brushless DC Motor
Quieter Better Quality Sensors
Plastic and Metal arm 3D Printed
Housing Made of plywood
One hole for all buttons Tested main components for
functionality Low quality of sound
Servo Motor Loud Consistency based on torque
Final Design Prototype
Innovation & Marketability
New Technology Bluetooth, rechargeable
batteries, and Arduino controllers
Innovation The tracking arm
Aesthetics of the Record Player
Increase in sales of Vinyl The “Hipster” customer
niche
Return on Investment
Current Record Player Sales per year: 104,000-115,000 Target: 2-5% of market
Units per year: 2,080-5,750 Our Price: $300 One time cost
$96,000 without Property $296,000 with Property
Per unit cost: $240 Manufacturing cost (Man hours): $30/hr including benefits
Mark-up: 30% Breakeven
1 year without Property 2.5 Years with Property
Interest from investors Kick Starter
Recent Turntable funding = $233,940 All Analog