DIGITNOW!Three Speeds Turntable Retro Record Player with Built-in Stereo Speakers, Supports USB, RCA Output , Headphone Jack , MP3 , Mobile Phones Music Playback,Suitcase Design

Daughter loves it . Now started her LP collection

I purchased this item so I could transfer my LP collection to disc or MP3!When I received the package and opened it, my heart fell!The hardware and record deck are exactly the same as one I purchased from B&M for £30, whichdidn't work and I dispatched it to the local recycle department!However, upon taking a closer look at the instructions etc, I found that this product has more to it thanthe B&M one! It has all the extra leads I need, and also discs for operating and recording systems as well!Haven't actually tried it out yet, but it looks promising!

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I purchased this to listen and to hopefully transfer the records onto my recorder. The quality of the sound is not perfect - but how much is it the recording of the shellac record compared to the more audio superior vinyl. I will never know, but for its use I cannot complain too much as I cannot afford or justify a more expensive record deck just for playing pre 1950 and 1960 tracks?The build quality is average, but it does the job. It may be not the best, but what do you expect at that price. It may last to do what I need it for, then it may die. We will see.

I bought this because I’m a music producer who loves flipping samples found on charity shop records. This is perfect for what I need it to do.The sound quality from the built in speakers isn’t the best, but at £45 it’s absolutely fantastic. The build quality also seems perfectly acceptable.The main issue I had with this was the actual recording of the samples - using Logic Pro, it recorded far too hot and the vinyls were clipping regardless of what I did. There is an easy fix to this though!Using a MacBook Pro, in “system” and “sound”, you can manually change the input volume, which prevents all clipping and allows you to record at the exact level you need!For anyone who bought this so that they could simply convert their vinyls to a digital format, this will also work for you!If you find that the recordings you’ve made are clipping (too loud and making a nasty distorted sound), change your input volume before you record your vinyls.Overall this is a fantastic product for the price, though it is worth mentioning that by default, it does record too loud.Hope this helped someone!

Excellent product delighted would highly recommend 👍

The record player (turntable) itself is very good, tested it on all three speeds and sounds very good plus is easy to use, this I would give a 5 star. The exporting software, however, is what dropped my review down to 3 stars, I downloaded my record OK but playing it back it sounds like the artist singing only but I don't know whether this is because the recorded format needs converting from LAME to MP3 or WAV format. Went to change the format and you need a LAME convertor or decoder which I could not find as part of the supplied software so hunted around on the internet to find it as advised by the supplied software. Yet to run the converter which may well make the recording sound like the actual record disc but at this point was getting annoyed and wrote this review instead! I've also yet to log the guarantee but there is an email address if I have problems.

Wasn't expecting much at this price, and HiFi it isn't but actually it's pretty good for the money, the bluetooth function works well and it doesn't sound as bad as I was expecting.Certainly for a youngsters fashionable interest in collecting vinyl it does the job.