Review on 📀 Sony PS-LX310BT Belt Drive Turntable: Wireless Vinyl Record Player with Bluetooth, USB Output, and Fully Automatic Operation in Black by Lin Wei-Yin ᠌

There are a lot of records left from the 80s. Mostly disco, pop and soul with blues. I decided to buy myself a player to listen to. I read a lot and watched reviews on the internet for different models from simple no-names for 7000 to expensive (in my opinion) TEACs for 150000. The choice was made on this model after all the reviews and reviews that I read and viewed. Never regretted my choice. Great player! 100% worth your money. Everything is already set at the factory. Full automatic. I still can’t understand why everything is manual in modern expensive players? Isn't it really difficult to put at least a microlift into a turntable for 100 tons? Will this degrade its performance? In the 80's I had a Sharp turntable, full auto. And he played great. Why is it difficult for producers in the 21st century to make the playback process automatic? In general, this is not clear to me. But this Sony player has everything and everything is to the point. As for the sound, taking into account the weight of the device itself and the weight of the disc (both are light), it seems to me that it is just right for pop, disco and light music. The tops are good (even slightly overestimated), the middle is also clear, there are few bottoms. Experiments with slipmats did not give tangible results. I bought a RECORD PRO cork mat in a store and a rubber noname on the internet. Cork practically did not make any changes to the sound, maybe only the tops became a little more muffled, but the bottoms did not appear. Rubber added bottoms, but cut the top, which I personally did not like. As a result, I returned to the regular mat from . I don’t know what it is made of. As a result, I think that this device is suitable for an inexperienced lover of records, mainly light and dance music.