🎵 LP&No.1 Bluetooth Turntable HiFi System: Retro Belt-Drive Record Player with Bookshelf Speakers, Adjustable Counterweight, 3 Speed, Solid Wood (Black) Review

We were really looking forward to these pliers when we unpacked them. Looks good, is small and sounds good. We don't play records often, but I recently bought a new one and it jumps, but only on external songs. We tried more entries and it's the same for them. Of course it's too late to return, so it will serve as an ornament in another part of the house, and for the music we will buy something better.

The player reminds me of the first player I bought 60 years ago. I had a few records in my garage that I kept for a while. The collection was exposed to the flow of water from my air conditioner bypass valve. The records were fine, but the jackets were damaged. I have ordered several cases from Revain. So I ordered a player. It suits my needs at a price that won't break the bank. I recommend buying.

Very good quality turntable mount and components and it's a great little turntable. Great sound quality and I love how it captures the vintage vibe of the record. I've had other newer turntables that make records sound tinny and too electronic, so I guess this captures the full sound of the record. I'm not saying you can get audiophile sound out of tiny speakers, but they produce sound that's good enough. I loved listening to records on the porch with iced tea. It turns out to be quite a…

Looking for the cheapest player to spice up my collection. However, this machine is equipped with a very good cartridge with an upgradeable pen. The semi-automatic function is also very practical. There have been big tables in my life; primarily the Thorens TD 160, but it's as clear as it is with its V15 Shure cartridge. If you don't want to spend a lot and still get an almost audiophile sound, check out this little bad boy. I haven't used Bluetooth and probably won't. And make sure you connect