Which retail technology innovation, widely adopted by music stores in the 1990s, allowed customers to scan an album's barcode and listen to song samples before purchasing?

The music retail landscape has dramatically transformed over the decades, from physical record stores to digital platforms and now back to vinyl resurgence. This trivia question explores an innovative retail technology that changed how music consumers discover and sample new music in traditional brick-and-mortar stores during the 1990s and early 2000s - a pivotal moment before streaming services dominated the industry.

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Listening Stations (headphone kiosks connected to CD players)
MUZE Kiosks (touchscreen catalog systems)
Listening Posts (networked preview stations with barcode scanners)
MusicMatch Terminals (personal recommendation systems)