SCP-015 is to be securely contained within a reinforced containment locker at Site-XX. The locker must be equipped with fire suppression systems and regularly inspected for structural integrity. Access to SCP-015 requires Level 2 clearance and authorization from Site Command.
SCP-015 appears as a vintage record player resembling models popular in the mid-20th century. Despite its ordinary appearance, SCP-015 exhibits anomalous properties related to its playback mechanism.
When a vinyl record is placed on SCP-015 and powered on, the record player unfailingly initiates playback of a specific song titled "Eternal Echoes." This song, of unknown origin, is a tranquil instrumental piece that elicits a calming effect on listeners.
The primary anomaly of SCP-015 manifests when attempts are made to disrupt or alter its playback:
Regular maintenance and testing of SCP-015 should be conducted by Class D personnel under controlled conditions. Researchers are advised to use noise-canceling headphones or remote monitoring to minimize exposure to "Eternal Echoes."
SCP-015 was acquired from a private collection following reports of anomalous properties associated with the record player. Investigation into its origin and the source of "Eternal Echoes" is ongoing.
Initial tests confirm that attempts to replicate "Eternal Echoes" from SCP-015 onto other recording media have been unsuccessful. The song only manifests during playback on SCP-015 itself, further highlighting its anomalous nature.