🎵 Victrola Nostalgic 6-in-1 Bluetooth Record Player: Turntable, CD/Cassette Player, AM/FM Radio, Wireless Streaming; Shiplap Grey Farmhouse Design Review

I am very satisfied with my Victrola record player. I was looking for a case for it and couldn't find it. I finally ordered the oven lid for the Hemost toaster - and it fits perfectly! Make sure to turn the screw in the right direction to "unlock" the platter! Plays recordings great and can't wait to try the other features!

The sound quality of vinyl is terrible because it sounds like AM radio. Tracks are sometimes skipped. I also see a slight wobble in the spinning vinyl. Very disappointing. Am I missing something in the instructions? are you doing something wrong Bluetooth works and sounds good through the speakers. Nice player. Looks the same as in the picture. I'll probably return it if I can't figure out the vinyl sound. When I do I will post an update with this rating.

Love the player. But the CD. One day it played great, was loud the next time we used it, now it doesn't play CDs at all. Too bad, because it's really good stuff and brings back great memories (on vinyl and cassette, not CD) Back to Victrola, from the little buffers where the tape goes, it pops out with 2 tapes already without risking any more to lose.

I really like this versatile music device. It also has good sound quality. Not the best radio reception, but I use Bluetooth to connect to my phone and play vinyl every day. Be sure to buy a warranty, although our first expired in less than a year. Although there were many, many hours of play before that. And we liked it so much we bought another one even though it wasn't on sale this time.

I bought this for my wife for Mother's Day this year. She used to talk about how she missed her mother's old record player as a child. I thought it would make her day and it did. Good quality, works without problems. Plays 33rd and 45th. There's also a CD slot on the front, a cassette deck on the side, an FM radio and speakers configured to play any Bluetooth device. A few days later we went to the nearest record store and walked out with an armful of old classic vinyl albums for only $40…

Love the player. But the CD. Played great one day, next time we used it was loud, now it doesn't play CDs at all. Shame because it's a really good thing is and brings back great memories (on vinyl and cassette, not cd.) Back to Victrola UPDATE #1 Cassette player is now on the slope too.plays fine for a few seconds but then there's a spooky noise and one of the little buffers...where the tape goes through, it is pushed out.. has already happened to 2 tapes without the risk of losing more.

I just replaced this cheaper unit and have had it for about a week. That looks great. Above all, I want to learn how to play records. There is noticeable shaking in the player and I'm not sure what's causing it or how to adjust it (see video). I've only played brand new recordings and they seem to be working fine except for the occasional jump. It just doesn't feel like there should be that much up and down movement. The radio player works fine. Bluetooth connected with no problem but got…