LP No 1 Turntable Adjustable Counterweight Review

My dad has an amazing collection of 70's vinyl, rock and more, and to my knowledge he hasn't had a turntable in years. As he's getting older he's single and doesn't have too many hobbies so I thought I'd get him that with the idea that listening to some of his old favorite songs would help clear his head (hope one too of which is the day he gives me his record collection). I went over to help him set up this setup and it was completely easy to set up right away. The player is plugged in and the

I really like this turntable. It's easy to set up, easy to use, and sounds great. I only had one starting problem and that was more a problem with me than a problem with her. You can immediately say that the installation will be easy. You connect the cables, put on the plastic cover and turn on the player. You can then play the recording or listen to the Bluetooth connection. The Bluetooth connection is flawless. Once synced, you can play whatever you want. In fact, I always leave the player…

This player impressed me with some of its features. When I first opened the box, I immediately noticed the metal arm, counterweight, and anti-skating knob. This is unlike most budget turntables! Another impressive feature was the included Audio-Technica AT3600L phonocassette, which costs around $25 alone. Most cheap turntables come with a very cheap budget cartridge. The player has a built-in small amplifier that powers the included speakers, as well as a built-in Bluetooth receiver. Really…