Reddit mentions of Victrola Vintage 3-Speed Bluetooth Portable Suitcase Record Player with Built-in Speakers | Upgraded Turntable Audio Sound| Includes Extra Stylus | Black

Is this all to use the onboard speakers on a $40 all in one record player? That seems like a huge waste of effort.

https://www.amazon.com/Victrola-Bluetooth-Suitcase-Turntable-Speakers/dp/B00UMVW4VA

Also this thing already has bluetooth?

Also youtube spam.

I just got a new vinyl player for my birthday from my friends, and it's ridiculously cheap and honestly not the best quality. Still, I'd like to know how much mileage I can get out of it because it's from my dearest friends. By this I mean, what's the best sound quality I can get out of it from a nice new speaker setup? Thanks.

I just bought a player on Amazon, and here is the link to the specific player.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UMVW4VA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UMVW4VA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This is the only record that does this. It’s also not scratched. It’s a two disc LP and it both discs do it. Lastly, the record is a 33 and 1/3 RPM, which is what the player is set to. Any ideas? It almost seems like the chorus skips more than the rest. Here is the link to what is happening. TYIA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4cDCAtdlY8

Well I might as well get these since I cant get good quality with my full budget going new.

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speakers


get outta here headass

Hello, I'm new to the vinyl world so any help you can provide would be appreciated.

I was recently gifted one of these Victrola turntables and I have a few questions:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UMVW4VA/ref=twister_B06Y1J4SJX?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

I know they aren't of the highest quality, but I was wondering if I could safely make due with this table while sourcing a higher quality setup without worrying about damaging my records. Is there any chance I'm doing permanent damage playing my family's old records on this Victrola table?


On a separate note, can anyone make needle replacement recommendations for a Philips 312 turntable?

Thanks!

My friend got one like this when he first started and then he bought a really nice one that's not mobile so I'll probably just buy his old one from him. Don't really know enough about them to know which ones are good or not

I mean if you don’t care THAT much about like “hmmmmph the Bass has to be strong and the treble needs to be just right and there needs to be a wholesome sound”
And are instead looking for an affordable way to play records and enjoy the aesthetics of owning and listening to records, I have this player and apparently (according to a friend) it’s not the BEST quality but I (not a connoisseur of music, but a musician myself that understands nice sound) I think it sounds fine enough to enjoy

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UMVW4VA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_ydM3BbC13E43Z

Nice things:
It’s got a nice lil handle and comes with a power cable and built in speakers and can use those speakers to play audio from Bluetooth, the turntable, or an aux cord, has three speed settings, and automatically stops (if you don’t want to play the speakers loudly there’s always the headphone port as well)

Breakability:
As a side note if you do buy this one, be careful with the lever that you can use to lift the stick that holds the needle (pardon my terminology) because I actually broke mine pretty quickly (it’s not bad quality or anything, I was just an idiot and like latched the needle down on its stand (because it has a latch for the needle for travel purposes) and left the latch closed and then used too much force to try to push the lever that lifts it and now I can’t use the lever and I have to manually lift it when I want to take it off a record which I think is less safe for records but OH WELL

All in all this record player is acceptable quality for leisurely usage and I recommend it but with a little bit more care than I’ve put into mine; best of luck and anyone else that reads this can argue if they’d like, I think it’s a nice and one of the most affordable solutions for someone like me (or at least it was when I was shopping around for a player)

I want to get a record player for my girlfriend, but on the guide of recommended entry-level players there are no recommendations below 100 dollars and I really can't afford anything more than 60 dollars. I have been mostly looking at a Victrola like this. I have heard that the speakers aren't great, but I expected that from a all-in-one below 100 bucks. Is there anything better I could get for a comparable price? Does anyone have experience with this particular record player and is it worth buying?