listening bars
listening bars is the plural of listening bar.
Meaning of listening bar
Noun
listening bar (plural listening bars)
- A place with a high-quality sound system that plays vinyl records to an audience, inspired by Japanese jazz kissaten culture.
- To Nia Bolling, a copywriter in Brooklyn who frequents Record Room and other listening bars, the vibe may have been great, but the sound system was the main appeal. […] “There’s a lot of experiences out there,” said Karl Brisseaux, a D.J. based in New Jersey who regularly visits listening bars....2024 December 30, Brian Josephs, “The Music Is Too Loud. That’s the Point.”, in The New York Times, →ISSN, archived from the original on 02 Jan 2025
- Synonyms:
- listening room
Questions about listening bars
- What is listening bars the plural of?
- Listening bars is the plural of listening bar.
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