SG-10 Stereo Turntable LP Record Vinyl Player with USB Record Cable Belt-Drive 3-Speed RCA Output Premium Cartridge Diamond Stylus

Description

Product description Introduce this ZasLuke turntable into your home Hi-Fi system and pick up the classic record album collection. Simply connect to any auxilliary/line input on your system. Features: Supports all 3 speeds so you can play all your records in a single machine Extremely easy to use, push a single button to play a record Low vibration and belt driven design 4 vibration-absorbing feet Transparent dust cover Transfer all your collection into MP3 files and enjoy them on your mobile devices SG-10 is a fully automatic stereo turntable features a high performance diamond tipped Audio Technica stylus. It also comes with a free USB cable to help you transfer all your classic albums into MP3 files. Fully Automatic and Functional: It supports all 3 speeds (33 / 45 / 78 RPM) speed settings with included 45-RPM adaptor Premium Quality: Premium materials make this easy-to-use turntable to give a pure analog listening experience. Anti-resonance, die-cast aluminum platter Power Indicator, Auto Stop Switch, Dust Cover. Review: Not as good as the AT-LP60 - This turntable looks a lot like the AT-LP60, but has 78 RPM speed, and a counterweighted tonearm tracking at 3.5 grams (see attached photo). But unfortunately it has a plastic platter (despite the description claiming it is aluminum), some motor noise is can he heard in the audio, the sound quality is tinny, there is no way to bypass the built-in pre-amp, and the auto-return mechanism engages too soon on some records. Review: Good Turntable, But Defective. - These canned reviews make it difficult to state real reasons. This unit SOUNDS and PERFORMS well/ I would have kept it. But this one is defective. The right channel sounds like a volcano. It is absolutely the turntable that is defective. THe amplifier and cable were tested first. Both are noiseless, within expected ranges. But the noise in the right channel makes the turntable unusable. As far as I am concerned, that is not a problem of design. It is a problem of quality control on the assembly line. Either the problem existed before it was shipped, in which case it SHOULD have been found before shipping, or there is some intermittent problem that shook loose in shipping. In either case, this should have been found before it was shipped to FBA. Again, were it not for the noise, I would have been happy with the turntable, so odds are that, if you buy one, you won't have a problem, unless there is a recurring QC problem.