Crosley CR49 Traveler Portable Turntable, Black | List Price: $129.95
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Brand: Crosley
Binding: Electronics
Warranty: 90 days warranty
Features: - Classic belt-drive turntable with integrated black case for listening to vinyl on the go
- Built-in, full-range stereo speakers; plays 33-1/3, 45, and 78 rpm speeds
- Classic vintage appearance inspired by original 1950s portable turntables
- Adjustable tone control for audio flexibility; includes diamond-stylus needle
- Measures 17 x 7 x 11 inches (W x H x D); 90-day warranty
Quit working on second use [Posted on 2007-11-23]
The second time I went to use this turntable the power light came on but the turntable wouldn't spin. Can't say I've ever had anything ever quit after just two uses and purchased it a little over a month ago. The crux of it is it's a very poorly made product.
Surprisingly good [Posted on 2007-12-27]
Turntable arrived today, well made for the price, and most important, the sound is great....we got out old Beatles records and went way back in time...how I missed this sound. CD's are NOT as good!
Perfect! [Posted on 2008-02-28]
Perfect turntable for a perfect price! Plays wonderfully, and it'll be a pleasure to dig into your old records.
Works straight out of the box; no need to but anything additional for it (although you may want a replacement needle for later).
It's easily portable! [Posted on 2008-03-10]
This is a great portable player. The sound lacks a real punch (or really any punch at all) but that's to be expected with this setup. It works and sounds great for what it is. The only thing I would like to see added is an external outlet for other speakers.
A really great record player for the money! [Posted on 2008-10-18]
I had bought another brand record player to do USB/ip3 transfers. Didn't work either due to hardware problems or the audio conversion software provided by the manufacturer. So returned it but still wanted to have something to play records on. This record player did the trick right away out of the box. The on/off device is built into the tone arm so you need to move the arm first to the right to turn on the table but the table turns off automatically when the end of the record is reached. Also remove the plastic needle cover before trying to play. I didn't and it just skipped over the record until I figured it out. Other than that have been going through albums I haven't had the chance to listen to for years which is great! High marks for a very affordable record player.
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