33 RPM record

[New Adventures]

Does someone out there have a 33 rpm record that I could use/buy? I'm working on my jukebox and I need this size record to set some adjustments. I don't care what the title is; I just need this particular size. Hoping to hear from someone, thanks!

[xkeowner]

Check your private messages.

[Topspinmo]

Does someone out there have a 33 rpm record that I could use/buy? I'm working on my jukebox and I need this size record to set some adjustments. I don't care what the title is; I just need this particular size. Hoping to hear from someone, thanks!

All the jukeboxes I seen use 45s rpm records? Aren’t 33’s mostly albums?

[mulligan]

What is this "record" you speak of.

[LiverpoolWalrus]

I'm sure any of the thrift shops will have them.

[villagetinker]

OP, are you sure it is a "33 rpm" record and not a "78 rpm" record, out side of the speed. the 33 rpm or LP typically have several songs and a juke box would have a very hard time playing individual songs, while a 78 rpm was one song per side.

[Dan9871]

7" 33RPM, EP (extended play) records were made at one time.

7 Inch 33 1/3 RPM EP Records, Listed By Artist's Last Name, Or Group Name - Jukn55's House Of Music (https://jukn55.com/7-inch-eps.html)

[Polar Bear]

OP, are you sure it is a "33 rpm" record and not a "78 rpm" record, out side of the speed. the 33 rpm or LP typically have several songs and a juke box would have a very hard time playing individual songs, while a 78 rpm was one song per side.
Or possibly a "45 rpm"? Back in the day, single song records (1 on each side) were often 45 rpm.