Victor 45-RPM records

The video discusses the RCA vector's innovation, introducing a new slow speed record with improved tone quality. It highlights the advancements over previous records and explains the necessity of having three different turntable speeds to accommodate various record types.

What significant change did the RCA vector bring to the record industry?

• It introduced a new type of music genre.

• It decreased the cost of records.

• It eliminated the need for turntables.

• It marked a revolution in record technology.

How did the new slow speed record compare to Columbia's?

• It was identical in every way.

• It was a slight downgrade in quality.

• It offered a striking improvement in tone quality.

• It was more expensive but less effective.

What was a key feature of the new slow speed record?

• It was made of a new material.

• It was smaller in size.

• It had a unique color.

• It improved tone quality significantly.

What was required to play different types of records?

• No additional equipment was needed.

• Three different turntable speeds.

• A single universal turntable speed.

• A new type of record player.

Why were three different turntable speeds necessary?

• To accommodate both new and old style records.

• To reduce the noise during playback.

• To play records from different countries.

• To increase the volume of the records.