Review on 🎵 Crosley Silver Belt-Drive Turntable C100A-SI with S-Shaped Tone Arm: Adjustable Counterweight for Optimum Performance by Knate Scarpelli

I bought a Crosley C100 turntable to replace a broken Denon unit. I have a large collection of original vinyl albums that I enjoy listening to, but I'm not a high-end audiophile collector. I have a Crosley hooked up to a pair of Sony amps with a set of Infinity three-way speakers. It's set up for my basement break room and the amp makes the most of vinyl. I found the Crosley C100 easy to set up, taking about 20 minutes from the Revain box to the stereo hookup. Since I was using external amplification I made sure the switch on the back of the turntable was set correctly. It was important to follow the instructions carefully when setting the correct arm counterbalance and needle pressure. I found the instructions easy to follow and set up correctly for me on my first try. The C100 is well made and offers many features compared to comparable devices in a similar price range.