Answer: LPS
LPS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 252 times.
- Contents of some sleeves
- CD predecessors
- Records that may be broken
- Hi-fi buys
- Some platters
- "Rubber Soul," "Revolver" and others
- Music collector's stack
- Places to find tracks: Abbr.
- Groovy collection?
- Music collectibles
- The Who's "Tommy" and others
- Whirled records?
- The Beatles’ “Revolver,” “Abbey Road,” etc.
- Passé platters
- Track sites
- Turntable turners, briefly
- Platters, briefly
- Collectible discs
- Old music collection
- Old discs
- Former records
- Audiophile's shelfful
- 45 alternatives
- Records that are easily broken
- 33 1/3 r.p.m. spinners
- Some "wax"
- Providers of cuts
- Past records?
- 8-track alternatives
- Hi-fi supply
- Old track holders
- Vinyl, so to speak
- Groovy albums
- 33s, e.g.
- Vinyl collection
- Slow-spinning records
- Turners on turntables
- Groovy spinners
- CDs' forerunners
- Groovy collectibles?
- Revolvers introduced in 1948
- Large records
- Records "broken" eight times in this puzzle's answers
- CD forerunners
- Wax records (abbr.)
- 45s' kin
- Predecessors of CDs
- CDs' predecessors
- Records that are broken in 20-, 35-, 43-, and 53-Across
- CD precursors
- Wax things, for short
- Collectible disks
- DJ platters
- Hi-fi platters
- Groovy things?
- They're made of vinyl
- They rotate 2,000 times per hour
- They have diameters of 12 in.
- They're put in sleeves
- Audiophile's collection
- Vinyl fan's collection
- They have angular speeds of 200 degrees per second
- Wax, so to speak
- Nostalgic audiophile's purchases
- They make five revolutions in nine seconds
- Groovy music sources?
- Vinyls, for short
- Old albums
- Thrift store buys
- Record collector's platters
- Old platters
- Vinyl platters
- Big records
- Vinyl spinners
- Old records
- Platters from the past
- Hi-fi spinners
- Records "broken" in this puzzle's nine theme answers
- Some old RCAs
- Historical records?
- CD ancestors
- Collectible vinyl
- Music disks before CDs
- They ran at 33 1/3 rpm
- '60s records
- Yard-sale staples
- Music CDs' ancestors
- Vinyl collectibles
- Vinyl stack
- '60s record albums: Abbr.
- Musical innovation of '48
- Vinyl
- Stereo records: Abbr.
- Audiophile's vinyl
- Phonograph records, for short
- Phonograph records: Abbr.
- Ancestors of CDs
- Forebears of CDs
- Retro music collection
- 45 relatives
- Bygone vinyl
- Music collectibles, briefly
- Records that are not that hard to break
- Groovy collection
- They were spun
- Outdated records
- Old vinyl
- Old-time platters
- Record albums, for short
- Records turning at 33 1/3 7-Across
- 33 1/3 rpm spinners
- The Stones' "Sticky Fingers" and "Tattoo You," e.g.
- Vintage platters
- 33 1/3 rpm disks
- The Beatles Revolver, Abbey Road, etc.
- DJ's needs
- Musical objects with a single groove on each side
- CD preceders
- They require many turns to play: Abbr.
- Obsolete records
- Recordings, abbr.
- Breakable records
- Vinyl records
- 22-Down's vinyls
- '50s music albums: Abbr.
- "Beatles '65" and others
- CDS forerunner
- They turn at 33 1/3 rpm
- Spinners at 33 1/3 rpm
- '60s platters
- "Help!" et al.
- Audiophile's purchases
- CDs precursor
- Forerunners of CDs
- 1950s DJ's stack
- Kin of 45s
- Items found in jackets
- Vinyl for DJs
- Releases that may come with MP3 download codes
- D.J.'s purchases
- Old albums, often
- 33 1/3 rpm records
- DJ's inventory
- 45s' cousins
- DJ's stack
- 33 1/3 r.p.m. discs
- 12-in. albums
- 16 Across inventory
- They start with 7-Down
- Retro records
- Musical spinners, for short
- Groovy music collection?
- Yard sale staples
- 45s' relatives
- Groovy music?
- Groovy collectibles
- The Beatles' "Rubber Soul" and "Revolver"
- What we played on HIFIs
- 12-in. discs
- Units of wax that aren't actually wax
- 33 1/3 rpm discs
- Wax albums (abbr.)
- Discophile's collection
- They're kept in sleeves
- Reprint
- Vinyl recorders (abbr.)
- Records (abbr.)
- Vinyl products, for short
- Old DJ's platters
- Records
- Many Sam Goody sales
- Vinyl collection: Abbr.
- Pressed platters
- 33 1/3 r.p.m. records
- Radio deejay's supply, once
- Columbia unveiled them in '48
- Party DJ's inventories
- Some vinyl records
- Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon" and "The Wall"
- Old DJ's records
- A D.J. might spin them
- Music CD predecessors
- Record Store Day limited editions
- Stereo software
- Collectors' albums ... and a hint to six puzzle answers
- 2015's fastest-growing music format
- Audiophiles' "vinyl"
- Groovy things, for short?
- Old DJs' assortment
- The Stones' "12 x 5" and "Flowers"
- Some wax
- Recordings (colloquially )
- Garage sale buys
- Platters spun by DJs
- Music recordings before CDs
- Stereo records, for short
- Audio CD predecessors
- Discs on turntables
- Vinyl albums, for short
- Old hi-fi buys
- Stack of oldies, maybe
- Platters making a comeback
- Things with microgrooves
- They're bigger than 45s
- Audiophile's "vinyl"
- The Stones' "Aftermath" and "Flowers"
- Polyvinyl chloride products
- Carole King's "Tapestry" and "Music"
- 15-Acrosses, for short
- Disks for a dee-jay
- Groovy group of the '60s?
- Stereo debuts of 1957
- Vinyl records, for short
- Platters for record spinner
- Many Sinatra recordings
- Old records ... or a hint for this puzzle's seven longest answers
- "Flowers" and "Sticky Fingers" for the Stones
- Recordings before CDs
- Music media before CDs
- D.J.'s library
- They'll sound sped up at 45 r.p.m.
- PVC merchandise
- Records in a collection
- Retro-cool music purchases
- Groovy things from the '60s
- Some records
- Some band releases
- Platters from the Platters, for short
- Record albums, briefly
- Party DJ's assortment
- Platters in sleeves
- Audiophile's array
- DJ's collection
- Records in jackets, in brief
- Some vinyl records, briefly
- Records with a speed of 33 1/3 rpm
- Groovy things you can groove to?
- Old-fashioned record collection, for short
- Old DJ's array
- Collectible records
- In 2020, they outsold CDs for the first time since 1986
- Vinyl revival items: Abbr.
- Some music records
- Vinyl albums
- Early RCA output
- Discs on hi-fis
- Sleeve fillers
- Collectible records, for short
- Vinyl records, briefly
- They're longer than EPs
- Record collector's collection
- Some music collectibles, for short