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

There are so many options on the market. Voting for the first time can be a challenge! This C100 has most of the features you'll find on more expensive turntables. I'll admit the fit and finish feels cheap. But the game quality and features are rich. I connected it to a BlackWeb (Walmart) soundbar using higher quality analog audio cables. Updated felt mat to rubber. The pitch control is good, but the speed had to be adjusted a bit. If you don't want to shell out a bunch of bucks for a complete…

As other reviewers have pointed out, the Crosley is an exact analogue of the Audio-Technica AT-LP120, so it may in fact be an Audio Technica. But even if it doesn't, it rocks. Easy setup and in about 10 minutes I was listening to vinyl. It seems to be a very high quality player with basic features, just what I needed. My amp has a phono input, but having both a line and phono stage is a huge plus. The drive feels solid and the direct drive revs up quickly. There is nothing I don't like about…

The Audio-Technica LP60, which I've used as my main player for the past few years, recently blew up for good. When looking for a new turntable I wanted something more modular than the LP60 but didn't really feel the need to upgrade to something too expensive. I listen to vinyl because I love it, not because I'm a cenobite obsessed with punishing my bank account by trying to make imperfect media sound perfect. Crossley had good reviews, so I went with it. And I'm really glad I did. It rotates…

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…

Tonearm does not automatically return after play as professional turntables with a live disc jockey do not require this feature as the DJ is constantly dialing the tonearm , to change the plate - In fact, this automatic function really gets in the way. A few years ago I had an electrician turn off two nice little Panasonics I got from JC Penney because it was a pain in the ass. Even at home I grab my needle and put the record away before it gets on the label. I think belt drive or direct is…

I bought this turntable because I needed a direct drive turntable with a detachable head for easy cartridge swapping. The player was packed in a double carton without any transport damage. Installation took minutes with no problems. Plugs into an outlet with no wall warts. The power supply is inside the player (this is a plus for me). The aluminum disc runs smoothly, quietly, without hesitation. There is a built-in flash and the speed never fluctuates! This is a fully manual CT, so there are no