So yes, if you are an audiophile, you’d do best to walk away as it wouldn’t be what you are looking for. Especially when the unit, wait for it, will run you just shy of $100. So as you can see (hear), it doesn’t sound that bad at all. I recorded a short 40 second clip to MP3 using a standard thumbdrive–nothing fancy–and here is the result:

Dusty and a little scratched up, but still plays fine enough to get a general idea of what to expect from the unit. It isn’t the best record as it’s been sitting around for quite a long time, but I got my hands on Beethoven “Appassionata” and “Pathetique” Sonatas by Arthur Rubinstein. Sadly since nobody here has any records at home except for me (and my collection is carefully stored away and I refuse to play them), I had to track down whatever I could find to test the unit with. How does the recording sound though? Magic question of the hour. Once you are finished, you simply hit the button again and it ends. The blue LED light will begin to blink showing that it is recording. Drop the needle onto the record and press the “Phono-Rec” button once. All you do is turn the unit on, load a record, drop in a thumbdrive into the USB port located at the controls. The USB functionality of the turntable is also pretty slick. It offers a decent level of volume, but does distort when you reach higher levels. The underside speaker mostly focuses on your mids to highs than anything else, but it is enough to enjoy instant access to your records when you need it. It offers an RCA-out so that you can connect it to your stereo system and also features a speaker on the bottom side of the unit so that it can playback your records solo, without any additional equipment required–and does so pretty well. You grab a record, load it on, hit power and drop the needle into place. This is your typical 33/45/78 3-speed turntable. So, let’s talk about the good (besides the price). It’s simply an affordable turntable to play those records with. The stylus is replaceable, but you better have precision in doing so since the wires involved are so small. You’re not going to rush out to buy the best stylus/needle for it or anything. Pretty nifty if you have some records that aren’t available in any other formats.ġbyone’s turntable is your basic turntable, nothing fancy in terms of quality. A turntable that features a USB port where you can plug in thumbdrive and record the contents of your records with. Today we bring you the “ Classic Wood Turntable with USB” by 1byone. Ok, the turntable we are talking about today may not deliver gold, but it will indeed play your records. Most still say that records remain undefeated as digital audio formats strive to live up to the analog formats that came before–which I completely agree with. When playing a 45 rpm record, use the included 45rpm adapter and located in the holder near the tone arm.Time to break out those dusty records! Not so you can impress your friends by scratching them up while DJing to some alcohol-induced slouse party, but to sit back and absorb all of your favorite tunes of the past. If Auto Stop Control is turned OFF, record will NOT stop automatically when finished.ģ. If the AUTO STOP ON / OFF Switch is turned ON, the record will stop automatically when finished (For some few vinyl records, it will stop when it does not come to the end or it will not stop when it comes to the end). When listening to a record, firstly please remove the protective cap and open the tone arm clip to release the tone arm.Ģ. Please follow the instructions carefully before use. Satisfaction is our number one priority, at 1byone.ġ. If any issues arise, we will happily send a replacement on us. This turntable comes with a 12-month guarantee. Here at 1byone, we stand by our products 100%. What's more, front-facing built-in speakers and tone arm with soft damping control add to its exquisiteness. With jack outputs and switch mounted on the side, it is easy to operation and play music conveniently. And it can also bring along with you the music of iPod, MP3 Player, mobile phones, etc at the turntable player, serving as a music player.

With RCA and headphone jack outputs / line in port (audio cable NOT INCLUDED), you can enjoy the music of vinyl records at your own speaker system and headphone with great sound. While it is also a unique complement to your decoration. The briefcase-styled turntable is a perfect combo of trendy elements and retro style with classical color series, making it an enticing choice for those who enjoy the music with the feeling of roaming through the time.

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