Review on 🎵 Victrola Aviator 8-in-1 Bluetooth Record Player and Multimedia Center - White, 3-Speed Turntable, Vinyl to MP3, Wireless Music Streaming by Michael Burdette

We received the Victrola Nostalgic Aviator Wood 7-in-1 Bluetooth Turntable Entertainment Center, Mahogany, for Christmas. We were renovating our house, so we didn't open the box for at least half a year. If we had opened the box sooner (and we would like to), we would be bringing back this dangerous Victrola Nostalgic Aviator Wood 7-in-1 Bluetooth Turntable Entertainment Center, Mahogany. The worst thing about this player is that even if you turn the volume down to the lowest number, which is 1, the volume is still too loud. I say it's a dangerous item because my ears are ringing. The ringing got so loud that we tried covering the two front speakers with stacks of books to block out the sound. It was still too loud. Then I decided to make a paper pattern of the speakers. Then, using a cardboard pattern, I make covers for the speakers. I put her in her place. Both speakers were completely covered. I turned on the radio. Still too loud as there are two holes in the back through which the sound comes out. So I made two more covers for the back. I turned it on and it's still too loud. Next to the 4 box cover I have to close the door to the room, I turn down the volume. I never had tinnitus until we received the Victrola Nostalgic Aviator Wood 7-in-1 Bluetooth Turntable Entertainment Center, Mahogany, as a Christmas present. The call breaks off completely when I'm away from Viktorla or when she's not switched on at all. This turntable is not worth ringing in your ears. I wish I could return this junk. Buyer Warning. Only buy this dangerous piece of junk if you're worried about ringing in your ears.