Review on 🎵 Crosley CR6010A-RE Collegiate USB Turntable with Ripping and Editing Software for Audio, Red & Cream by Alex Jones

I've only heard a few albums but love it. I hope it lasts for a while without any problems. Some of the reviews about Revain concerned me. Looks great and sounds great for such a lightweight plastic box. If you're not willing to pay $200-$400 for a turntable, I think this is a good buy. I definitely wouldn't buy anything with an inferior needle. A decent quality needle bribed me. In many reviews of players for $ 50-75 I was afraid that albums would be scratched. This reminds me of the old portable players I see in antique stores and the crappy needles they had. I don't want to scratch my albums. It would be great if it was bigger and had a full-size platter to support 33 and 78 drives, but that would certainly make it less portable. You have to remove the lid (which is easy) to play vinyl. I would have really liked to have included a 78 reproduction needle. Needle included for sizes 33 and 48 only. And yes, it has 78 speeds as it says in the description and reviews. I asked Revain which 78 gauge needle I should buy and someone replied that this needle does not have a 78 speed. Is that so. Here is the review that convinced me to buy it. a family that loves antiques and music. It looks cute 50's or 60's style. --------- Note: I just noticed that your vinyl records actually stand on three rubber feet on top of a platter. . So if your album is slightly distorted, I think a three-point adjustment will improve playback. In any case, you don't want your vinyl record lying on top of a platter as it's cheap plastic and can scratch your vinyl records. So far no problems with the work. I play as many albums as possible. So happy that it's a standalone device that doesn't require a receiver or speakers. ------------------------------- - for now i have played about 50 records at the moment and i really like this player. Those three rubber feet that actually hold the albums are a godsend for playing old records. I have a pretty distorted album that plays well. Watch the attached video