Pyle PLTTB3U Belt Drive USB Turntable: Record & Convert Vinyl with Digital Software Review

For the price it has an excellent sound quality and some features that are a must for a good turntable like an adjustable counterweight and an anti-skating system, the design is pretty good, the body is plastic but quite solid PROS: * Adjustable counterbalance and anti- Skating * Good sound quality and built-in PHONO amp * Good design * Pitch control CONS: * Unusable manual, no instructions on how to adjust counterbalance and anti-skating * Full instructions, don't really bother me about that…

Pros: Good MP3, WAV sounds; The device feels quite pleasant and solid; pitch control with strobe (included, although the description says "no"); replacement pen. Pros (minor or only when needed): Anti-skating; Adapter for 45 rpm. Cons (major): No stereo recording (2 channels in WAV, MP3 files, but with **identical** waveforms. Although some other reviewers point out that sounds from the preamp out are true stereo.) Cons (minor): Poor does it does not activate player, does not return…

This is not a Rega Planner 2. But it gets the job done and uses USB for downloading. Haven't determined yet whether or not the weight/balance of the arm and the included shaft will wear down my vinyl but this product puts me out of a bind (my UK voltage/Hz Rega planner doesn't work properly in the US 60Hz) . My lovely wife bought it for me as a surprise birthday present and the first thing I do with it is use USB to archive many of my vinyl records and a 12" disc. You get what you pay for, as…

After ordering I read some customer reviews and was really worried I might have wasted a hundred dollars. As it turns out, I'm very happy with this TT.Sound: First of all, I was impressed with the sound quality. It's very bright, with a relatively rich midrange and a nice high end. Of course, this guarantees that I always hear clicks and pops, but this is vinyl. I'm not saying it's high-end audiophile quality, but it's good enough for everyday or everyday listening. Construction: Overall the…

I bought a Pyle PLTTB3U turntable with preamp. It's lighter than I thought, all plastic, and while the design is attractive, I'll probably be returning this player because it doesn't play in stereo! I tried using the USB software and Audacity, of course the program loaded, but there is no icon on my desktop and nothing happens with the connected USB. It's like my computer doesn't know the program is there, and nothing tells the program that a player is connected to it. Compared to other…