> it works great. It does not work great. The problem is dirt, which sounds like a minor issue, but it renders the concept almost completely useless. A styl

> it works great. It does not work great. The problem is dirt, which sounds like a minor issue, but it renders the concept almost completely useless. A stylus pushes dirt out of the groove as the record turns. A laser cannot do so, and it's virtually impossible to fully clean a record. The only remaining advantage is that a laser turntable does not wear out the disc, and it's an incredibly minor advantage, compared to simply playing a record once on a traditional player, and recording the output.