Vintage Record Player Black

Great Record PlayerThis is my first record player, and it arrived quickly. After watching some beginner videos on record players, I decided to purchase an automatic turntable. The setup process was a breeze, and I adore its sleek and minimalist design. Its size is perfect for placing on any table.The sound quality exceeded my expectations, especially considering the attractive price point. The seamless Bluetooth connectivity further enhances the experience. Despite having only a few records in my collection, the Bluetooth connectivity opens up music possibilities for me. I am thrilled with my purchase and highly recommend it.

Amazing quality sound and flawless play! So glad I got this!

I have stacks upon stacks to records and until this point used a audio technica turn table. Listening to this setup meant constant running back and forth changing records , changing inputs on the receiver and so on. After a lot of research i decided on this gem of a record player. It is compact, sits right on my desk, great cueing function and also serves as a bluetooth speaker. The first one i received had a platter wobble which was promptly replaced by Amazon. The seller was extremely thoughtful and responsive as well. The built in speakers sound great. It does not have the deep bass rumble given the compact desktop design but the sound is full and rich. I highly recommend this product.

I bought this on sale after watching a review on Youtube. I was impressed with the features for the price point. That price point being when there is a sale. I wouldn't pay anymore than $120 to be honest. That being said here are some pros and cons that I found with this.I will start with the pros. First of all, as I said, this is a great BEGINNER turntable. It is plug and play. No set up needed. It is fully automatic. For someone new to vinyl this is a great feature. Even some audiophiles (I know not all of them) have no problem with a fully automatic table. If you want to use it semi-automatically, you can. It will still return the tone arm at the end of the record. It has a moving magnet cartridge where the tone arm appears to be correctly balaced for proper pressure of the stylus. The tracking is good. So I don't feel like this is a record eater. While the speaker isn't the best, it is something. I like that you can also bluetooth out or hard wire it via line out. No phono preamp needed.Cons: The speaker isn't great. But it isn't a game changer. The tone arm motor is noisy. The platter is small which does amply a warp in a record. I found that placing an acrylic mat helps with this.

I bought this for my niece, she is a singer and she is really getting into music.I read a lot of reviews on record players and I did NOT want a looks good, but doesn't sound or work that well one.I came across this one, if you look on youtube, you can find a very good review on it. My niece was very happy with her Christmas gift. It is very easy to use, it looks pretty decent and sounds great too.

I'm not sure if I got a defective product, but I just took it out of the box and hooked it up. It not only skips tracks, but the volume refuses to go above a whisper no matter how much I turn the volume knob. Considering I bought this based on the positive reviews, I'm highly disappointed and let down. Will be returning even though that will be another hassle. I had better expectations for this and none were met. Do not buy. Would not recommend. Guess I just need to get a more expensive record player.

I am not an audiophile, so decided to look for the modern, budget-friendly but good record player,It is very convenient with automatic tone arm, autoplay, track switching, ton arm parking etc.Built in speakers are at least OK quality, but it can be always connected to external amplifier and larger speaker setup.overall great value for money, highly reamend to beginner vinyl enthusiasts

First off, our records sounded terrible on it. The half platter doesn’t support the full record, and any sort or warp-age in the record will be multiplied with this record player. Even brand new sealed records sounded really bad. The design of the product is nice, relatively minimalist, and it sounds pretty good. Lacks bass but that will happen with a smallish speaker. I personally would skip this and buy a good one from audio-technica. There are too many design flaws that I thought would be engineered out, but it turns out they are just impossible to avoid without a full platter. I returned out and bought the Audio-Technica AT- LP60XBT. Much better over all product. I recommend shelling out the cash