Toc – The Vertical Record Player | Roy Harpaz

Toc – The Vertical Record Player 

For those of us who still feel a little retro in our hearts with kids who’re too embarrassed of the old Gramophone – here’s the best of both worlds. Roy Harpaz, an industrial designer, came up with the Toc, a modern marvel that plays vinyl records – old, warped, with varying sizes – with the same old analogue sound quality that we all love so much thanks to a linear tracking system. With an egg-shaped body of CNC cut Walnut wood, the Toc easily sits into any modern interior setting and with an LED panel on its front as well as a remote to control it – it looks quite easy to use as well. Apart from its unique looks and how well it blends old school into the contemporary 21st century home, one of my favourite features is the fact that you can skip records on it! With a touch of a button, a sensor inside the device scans the tracks on each vinyl and plays the track you want. Now whether this product really works or is making tall claims is yet to be figured as what we see here is just a prototype but there’s a pretty decent list of buyers waiting for this product to hit the markets already and we can see exactly why!By: Shamita Chaudhry

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