Review on 🎶 Enhanced Retro Wood Record Player Speaker System with Bluetooth Compatibility - Pyle PTCD4BT by Jamal Sandridge

I like the look. I unpacked it and put it in our living room. The first thing that struck me is that this thing is real wood. At first glance, before you see the modern additions, it looks like a real antique. The main question is how it will sound. I don't want this to sound like an antique. I was positively surprised. I have some old and new records that I bought in anticipation of this. I love the sound of vinyl, don't get me wrong, I live in today's world and you can't replace the ability to have your entire music collection in MP3 format. But digital is just perfect and doesn't have the same depth and emotional impact on me as listening to old vinyl does. This device has everything you could wish for. The CD player is located on the front of the unit, as is the FM/AM analogue radio. All operating functions are also located on the front panel of the device. The cassette player is on the side. I don't really like the slot loading cassette player. It's like the car stereos of the 1970s. But I can't complain because it works well. Bluetooth pairs easily with my new Android phone and tablet. I was able to play Pandora with it with a decent Bluetooth range of around 20 feet. Final Opinion: It's a good mix of old and new technology, packaged in an attractive antique wooden cabinet. I personally don't like slot loading cassette players and would prefer a front loading cassette player with automatic folding doors. They are easier to maintain and clean. The player works well, the sound is good. You can connect a Bluetooth device and listen to video and audio files. It's definitely worth the money that Revane is charging.