True Note - Record Player Test 4+

Name: True Note - Record Player Test
Rating: 4.3 (6 reviews)
Author: James Rhoades

Turntable speed checker

James Rhoades

Designed for iPhone

- 4.3 • 6 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

iPhone Screenshots

Description

Use True Note to test a record player to see if it's playing at the correct speed.

Here's how:

1. Download the True Note app and open it
2. Print and cut out the included turntable strobe disc
3. Place the strobe disc on your record player and start it at the 33 1/3 RPM speed
4. Tap "START" in the True Note app and shine the flashing LED light from your iOS device onto the strobe disc

If your record player is playing at the correct speed, you should be able to make out the individual lines on the strobe disc - and they should appear to remain in the same position (not drifting in one direction).

Many record players have an adjustable speed and can be calibrated with the help of True Note.

Perhaps you're shopping for a used record player? The True Note strobe disc is small enough that you can fold it in half to keep in your wallet or iPhone case - ready to use when you're at a thrift store or garage sale and want to make sure the turntable you're considering buying works properly.

15 Sept 2018

Version 1.2

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4.3 out of 5

6 Ratings

Great app

Does what I need it to do, no issues whatsoever... most straightforward strobe application on the app store for checking your turntable's RPM. Props to developer.

Works fine

I have the app on an old iPhone 5 and it works well. Very useful free app.

Not working on iPhone 8 Plus

Worked fine on my iPhone 7 but not working on iPhone 8plus. Tried numerous times and reinstalled, strobedisc flickers and won’t settle please fix! 👍🏽

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