🎵 Crosley CR6232A-BR Nomad Portable USB Turntable: Rip, Edit & Enjoy Audio on the Go, Brown Review

My first review of a product but I can't leave it unattended. The first was returned the next day as it obviously pulled and distorted the artist's voice. I quickly got a replacement that played great for about 6 months. Then slowdown and distortion again. They took it to a local shop, they said they needed a new motor. After paying almost as much as the unit, I was able to enjoy the turntable again for about 2 weeks. Now it doesn't play at all. It's worth no further hassle or hassle and ends…

My daughter seems to like it very much. She belongs to the new generation that now plays vinyl. I've done my research and based on what other reviewers have written and what I've been looking for seems like the best possible portable player. However, I must have misunderstood that it can play bluetooth. Maybe it's because I've looked at so many. Another disappointment was that next day delivery took two days. Apart from that, it is a good choice for all gamers. It hasn't broken yet and hasn't…

I finally found one of these players that works. This is the third portable player I've ordered and my second Crosley. The sound is surprisingly good, there is practically no background noise. The speakers are crisp, if not very loud. This product is ok for the price. It doesn't bounce, the player moves at the right speed, etc. If you've heard that a lot of these smaller players are struggling, this could be a step forward in making you a good player. Four stars because the arm looks cheap…

Nice cloth coated case for a fancy little turntable. The sound isn't amazing, but that's to be expected from a portable player. To test the player I first played a good to very good copy of the original Who Live at Leeds game from 1970 and then the plastic version of Who's Tommy from 2014. Both sounded great, no gaps. I've been looking at this player since December and after seeing many five star reviews I finally decided to buy it. I wasn't disappointed! I haven't used the USB option for…

very cool style. I was deceived too. Don't buy this if you like your records. While the stylus is an audio piece (good quality for those interested in vinyl), the tonearm, like the rest of the interior, is plastic. Typical Crosley. I honestly wouldn't mind as I didn't know much about vinyl at the time of purchase, but the price convinced me; At such a high price point, you could buy a much better turntable like the Audio Technica LP60, which will only cost you around $80-$90. and it's fully…