Top Part (Horn)

• The large golden horn is the most iconic part of traditional gramophones, designed to amplify sound acoustically.

• While the horn looks purely decorative here, in older models it was functional. In modern units like this, it usually just adds a vintage aesthetic.

 Turntable

• The turntable section suggests this can actually play vinyl records, though it's likely supported by modern electronics.

• There’s a stylus (needle) arm, and the mat has some Chinese writing, which suggests this model may have been manufactured in China.

Middle Section (Radio)

• The middle part includes a retro-style radio panel, likely AM/FM with analog dials for tuning.

• The style mimics old tube radios, giving off a nostalgic feel.

🔊 Bottom Section (Cabinet)

• Below the radio are drawers or decorative cabinet panels that give it a furniture-like appearance.

• These are usually used for storing records, CDs, or other media.

Functionality (Modern Hybrid)

Many such gramophones are hybrid devices that combine:

• Vinyl playback

• Radio

• USB or SD card input

• Bluetooth connectivity

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