Teac LPR660USBPB: Convert Your LP & Cassette To CD With USB Home Theater Receiver, Black Review

have many records and cassette tapes to listen to, just a few cd's. thank you for a great stand alone unit without having to bring in all that old equipment, hook it up, and hope it all is working.

For some, this product would be okay. I found the speakers to be woefully unsatisfactory compared to my stereo system (which is not type of the line by any means). I have also had humming when using the cassette player. It has been okay for mixing down to disk. Just an okay product but expected better for the price.

This compact unit has everything I need, especially copying vinyl albums to cd. It is the best reasonably priced all-in-one unit that I have found to date. The speakers are more than acceptable, but I wish the unit produced a little deeper bass sound.

I ordered a TEAC all in one cd, cassette, record player, tuner. Very easy to operate. easy to set up. I am using it to convert cassettes to cds. Found out you must use cd-r notdvd-r. The teac machine fwould not accept the wrong cd. It notified me!

So far I have found this to be what I expected. Easy to set up and use. Would be nice if you could hook it up to external speakers

For the space I have for this, it is perfect. The FM is very weak. It is good quality construction and easy to read buttons and display. I have a very old TEAC component with my original component sound system and it is still going strong over 30 years later! That's why I chanced it again with another turntable and the TEAC brand.

Seems well built, it is easy to use and relatively compact. But the built-in speakers are a big disappointment . For the price I expected much better sound quality. My tiny portable bluetooth speaker sounds 10x better. It makes me wonder if I should have bought one of the cheaper models costing hundreds less. After connecting to external speakers it sounds fine.

Sound is great, still trying to figure out the recording part. Hopefully I just need to do a tad bit more reading up on how to do the tracking.

Dad sent me a bunch of LPs and after a few "cute” all-in-one record players (ugh), I went with this product and haven’t looked back. Perfect for casual listening to my small vinyl collection. Sound is just as I remembered in my childhood.

Love this machine! I have converted almost 20 cassettes already in the 2 months I've had this machine and had a lot of fun with it!

This stereo would be much better if it had a tone control button like most stereos have always had. I ended up sending this back

To be clear, I'm reviewing the LP-R660 turntable/cassette/CD player/recorder. Currently there are reviews for a different turntable (Teac TN-300) listed on this product page for some reason.So I searched forever trying to find a solution for my audio needs, which includes cassettes, CDs and vinyl. Finding a cassette player is not easy these days, because you can either pay hundreds for high-end cassette decks, or go with a cheap Sony boombox. There's very little to choose from on the market. I…

It is a very nice turntable for the money that is decently built. Three things I would change about this unit. I would put an slot for the 45 adapter in the corner on the base, make it have an automatic option and have a little better stylus.

I bought this for my daughter’s Christmas present. I can only comment on the "unboxing.” Teacher double boxed the turntable, so the condition of the actual box is nearly perfect. The turntable and its components were securely packed in formed styrofoam. The instructions were very detailed and clear. She’s taking it back to college. So I’ll have to wait for further reports from her.

The Auto CD tracking system does not work. It is a hit and miss operation with what ever you are trying to record, at what ever db level you chose. Does not work as advertised.

Played the first couple albums beautiful, I was extremely happy with the sound quality at first, but after a while it started losing speed randomly and it just kept getting worse over time. Played less than 20 albums on it before it became frustratingly un-listenable, I gave it 2 stars because it did sound great when it worked, and looks great, hope I just got a bad one.

Wanted a player for my old 45's. Good quality and many options to transfer the vinyl and old cassettes to CD, etc. That's my feedback.

First of all: I'm not a Hi-Fi expert but i appreciate good sound and listen some rock and roll old vinyls. Second: The vinyl quality is about as important as the turntable, the stylus, the connected receiver, pre-amp, cables, ground connection, speakers quality and other stuff that can drive you crazy lol! In my case i build a mid range system, trying to equip it with good components without breaking the bank, and this turntable is perfect for the job. After two years is doing pretty well, the…

Purchased this unit specifically to record cassette tapes and as a backup to my Phillips CD recorder. Have been quite pleased with the results Sound is OK but I did not purchase it for that purpose.