🎶 MUSITREND 8-in-1 Record Player: Vintage Turntable with 3 Speeds, Bluetooth, CD, Cassette, Vinyl, AM/FM Radio, USB Recorder, Aux-in, and RCA Line-Out (Model A) Review

I have old vinyl albums from the 60's/70's in good condition + cassettes from Broadway shows almost intact that play and sound good A place. It also accepts CDs. When streaming - and I do - it's nice to be able to play my own collection that I've amassed over the years. I also have a recording of my late father's phone messages, which did a great job of reproducing. The player is also small and fits in well in several places.

First off, I rarely give a low rating. I'm just not going to post but I did some research and asked a lot of questions and this was my choice because they said you can connect to external blue tooth speakers YOU CAN'T, you can't even connect rear speakers to it. Enough has been said that I'm keeping it because the other features are great for what it is. My albums, CDs and cassettes sound great. The volume is okay and you can connect via the headphone jack. 3 stars because of the misleading…

I bought this unit because I have several old 78 RPM vinyl, cassette and CD discs and want a unit that can play all three. This player plays them well. The volume of the built-in speakers is sufficient for me so that I don't have to connect external speakers. I'm also very happy with its added ability to convert vinyl and tapes to MP3 files and save them to a regular USB driver that I can listen to on the same device without adding any breaks to my precious vinyl/cassettes. The conversion…

I bought this about a week ago thinking it would prolong my life until I could save money to upgrade to a proper stereo piece by piece. Instead, I wasted about $160. The platter wobbles uncontrollably no matter what I do to fix it, enough to cause the needle to jump and my records to skip. I think if you're just listening to a 7" record or want to skip the first track entirely, it behaves quite well. Sound quality is oddly inconsistent; Bluetooth and AM/FM sound good, but cassette and cassette…

Yes it was under $200 and yes it has lots of music inputs, Bluetooth and a remote control. And yes, I'm an audiophile BUT for those serious about listening to music, this isn't your answer. The quality of the music isn't very good, but probably ok for a kid who doesn't notice the difference. I bought it for a small cabin that we use from time to time and hoped it would do the trick. I didn't want to spend a lot of money in case of theft (a cabin in the woods, no locks). So that was my dilemma…

Okay, this little device has almost everything you need in a entertainment device, the only downside is that USB can only read and write 4 gigabytes, but it even has a right and left RCA audio output to connect larger ones System, it could also be a little bigger if desired, but great because it's compact. The lid can be lowered while the record is playing and there are slots in the lid where the record protrudes from the edges. It looks cool and yes compact for a small area but I would prefer…

I ordered this and thought it would be a very cool looking rig for my mancave. When it arrived it appeared to be in perfect condition. When I took it out of the box, I heard a few rattling noises, but I kept plugging it in. The light was on, but nobody was home. Nothing worked, CD tray wouldn't open, tape deck wouldn't play, Bluetooth wouldn't connect, function keys didn't do anything. I only chalked it up as damage in transit, although the physical condition was pristine. So I figured I'd just