VINYL MUSIC ON Turntable Music Center with Built-in Stereo Speakers, 8-in-1 Nostalgic Classic Wood Bluetooth Record Player with USB Play&Encoding, CD Player and FM Radio

The media could not be loaded.  This is a great turntable, which came with 2 full range stereo speakers. They were well protected with foam rubber and plastic cover, no noticeable damages or dust.Unpacking and setting up were very easy, requiring no additional tools. Having followed the instructions on the manual, I managed to get this turntable to spin and sound in less than 15 minutes.The design, finish and quality construction of the turntable and speakers are very good given the price. The performance has met all my expectations. The high quality diamond stylus protects vinyl records from being scratched and prevents needle jump while the turntable is spinning. The speakers (25W each) product a clear and balanced sound. It can be connected to any modern sound systems also. The built-in Bluetooth functionality allows me to hook up my phone/tablet with the speakers.

Bought this as a Christmas gift. Arrived early. Went up into the loft and dug out my old vinyls. Played a 1967 David Bowie single and played perfectly. Tried out the recording & play back functions and that was easy to do. Connected to bluetooth easily, In addition, I was able to connect my mp3 player with an aux cable and play it through the speakers. Had the whole thing set up in minutes. Really like this. The person I have bought this for doesn't know I have bought this for them, which is a bonus as they may be getting a chocolate orange instead and I may have a new record player for my vinyl.NOTE: The sound quality for me is fine but if you're really fussy about sound quality you may find this is not for you. If you want top quality you need to pay top prices.Hope this helps.

I bought this player because of it's aesthetic appeal (it looks like something from the 50's) and it had good ratings. The sound quality is excellent for such a small player and it looks good in a bedroom / living room. The sound isn't gonna be top, top quality but decent enough for most people. I have since connected this player to Logitech Z333 speakers and sub-woofer, which makes the sound much better and much louder. There doesn't seem to be a huge amount of bass on vinyl records compared to digital but everything else sounds better (the voice, instruments) so keep this in mind if you're a bass junkie. While playing from an I-Pod (via bluetooth) the bass was punchy, playing the same song on LP, the bass wasn't anywhere near as good.The player will skip on certain records, usually at the start of the record. This could be the tone arm (too heavy) or because the player is uneven. Regardless it won't play some songs. It seems to skip on heavier vinyl at the start if it's gonna do it. This can also happen with loud drums etc... Phil Collins Serious Hits Live won't play at all and various other albums like Elvis If I Can Dream and Amy Macdonald Woman of the World skip on certain songs. [at the start of the record, both heavy vinyl.] At best this player is a introduction to vinyl. You will need to get a much better turntable if you plan on playing all your songs. But for the price, the sound is engaging and excellent when connected to better speakers. Even the built in speakers aren't terrible.The record player won't connect to Alexa via Bluetooth. Alexa can't find the player (via the app or the echo), you have to connect Alexa via the headphone socket (on Alexa) with an aux lead to the player. Or you can connect Alexa to separate speakers / a sub-woofer via an aux lead, the speakers / sub already connected to the record player with a red and white cable. The Logitech Z333 (speakers / sub) will allow you to connect two things at once, the speakers and the sub to the record player via red and white connection leads and Alexa via the 3.5 mm aux cable to the sub. The best of both worlds! But keep in mind, my I-Pod sounds better via the record player's Bluetooth than Alexa does via the aux cable to the sub-woofer. Shame Alexa won't connect to the record player via Bluetooth.Keep in mind that while the lid does close completely it has gaps in it, so that the record can spin, which means when not in use, dust can get in there. If you don't want this then a briefcase model might be better. This player doesn't have a lifter, you have to lift the needle yourself and drop it on the record. I wish I'd known this beforehand, it can be a little annoying when choosing a song on an album, but it's not a deal breaker.Vinyl has grown in sales every year for the last 14 years and apparently it now outsells CD! This is still a small percentage compared to digital downloads but there is a reason it is gaining traction again. People are bored of (just) digital files and want something tangible to hold. They want to see the artwork and watch the record spinning. You have to actually listen to the record and turn it over. It's not an afterthought just to be ignored in the background. I do wish the bass was better on vinyl but it does sound overall sharper and clearer to me than digital.

I bought this as I like to test cheaper players as you can sometimes get bang for your buck but this is awful, could lift an entire box with one hand that includes turntable and speakers when with my own speakers I can hardly lift one with 2 hands (The heavier the better) I also used a stylus needle to test the weight and it puts 12 GRAMS!!! of weight on the records (It should put no more than 3) the counterweight is just for show, Speakers are awful, Bluetooth is quiet, waste of time and money, Had to go out in the rain and return it! Save your money, Buy something like the AT-LP60x when it's in stock and a good pair of speakers you will be saving your records from being ruined!

The media could not be loaded.  Bought this record player for my Dad as a fathers day present, and to say he was delighted would be an understatement.The sound quality is great and visually it looks amazing! Its so simple to work too which is ideal.Would definitely recommend this record player to anyone who is fancying one!

This is a christmas present for my granddaughter so it has been unpacked but not played. It looks brilliant and I have asked the company if they could guarantee it from 25th December and they have done so. Can it fault this seller and would highly recommend. Thank you.

The audio is definitely tinny, so there isn't much bass but the speakers get very loud.The product itself looks quite nice and stylish just sitting around, although might get dusty if not properly maintained as it does not have a lid.EDIT:Had to send this player back as occasionally it would suddenly slow down or speed up the track.

It doesnt work particularly well with my stacking system and this turntable was hopefully to replace my turntable whilst i sorted out why the old table ran slow. That said on its own it works well and sound is good the auto stop doesnt seem to work, and the fittings are hard to use

This was a bday gift for my son. He loves it!!

This review is for the record carrying case, which seems to be in the same listing as the turntable and speakers. This case is very durable and well built, and offers fantastic protection for traveling with records, whether to a gig or for a longer trip. It has a solid, comfortable plastic handle, a secure latch and hinges, and reinforced corners to prevent damage in transit. The inside is a velvety flocked material which protects against scuffs and scratches. It holds about 30 albums in their covers without crushing or forcing. Since it's so durable, it's also a little bit heavy when it's full, but offers much better protection and peace of mind than carrying records in an open crate! The leatherette cover looks sleek and professional, and is easy to wipe clean in case of spills. A great purchase for a DJ or audio enthusiast!

Decided, like a crazy person, to restart collecting vinyl prior to the birth of our son, now 3YO.Now got around 100 records, most bargain bin finds because I’m cheap. But for the artists I love, I’ve got some rarer / expensive finds that my beloved son cannot touch, ever. EVER.So they usually sit up on a shelf in my bedroom. Not ideal.Jumped on this review opportunity and super glad I did.Storage case is bright red (very EVH), the vinyl fabric follows the rounded corners of the case perfectly. Protective metal corners are decent, not too bulky. The various clasps, handle etc are all decent quality, not super bulky / industrial strength but also not weak, “just for the look” components. It’s pretty sturdy and, loaded up, I’m confident the lid won’t open and the handle won’t fall off.The interior is not exactly padded but it has a velvety lining that looks nice and doesn’t snag or rough up your sleeves.I’ve half filled it so far with a variety of items (about 15 records). There’s the recent Appetite for Destruction multi-disc release, the George Harrison “All Things Must Pass” box set, some Pink Floyd gatefolds.. all fit well, some slightly snugger but no concerns.It’s well constructed, fairly priced, looks good and does exactly what I hoped it would. 5 stars!

Easy to set up and in minutes I could play my records The sound is not like from speakers, but I didn’t expect it to. Looks good.

The media could not be loaded.  Muy fácil de usar, creo que es excelente para principiantes como yo, buscaba una forma diferente de escuchar música y decidí irme a lo retro pero con el Bluetooth todavía puedo seguir escuchando Spotify cuando quiera, genial para llevarlo a donde quieras