Tuve que pedir un remplazo por qué la tornamesa que recibí no daba la velocidad correcta

Muy buen sonido, ya sea por medio del bluetooth o por el RCA. El producto cumple con lo que ofrece. Sin problema con el tiempo de entrega.

tengo mas de cuatro meses y es una tornamesa facil de ensamblar y ajustar, un buen sonido por su cápsula technic , la recomiendo

Llegó en perfectas condiciones, materiales de buena calidad y se oye de lujo.

Excelente calidad supero mis expectativas

El equipo llegó antes de la fecha indicada y en perfecto estado.muy bien empacado y protegido.

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Very good player for the $$ in my opinion. I don't have another turn table to compare it to, but it sounds good with the old records I tested on it. It appears to be well insulated against the table you set it on, and has little or no rumble because it is direct drive.I had to turn up the bass and treble (on my amp) a little to make it pleasing to my ear.It is switchable between Phono or Line output, so you can use it with any amp or powered speakers. The ground connection is only necessary if you use it in Phono mode, then you use your stereo as the phono amp and ground it to your stereo to eliminate the inevitable 60 Hz hum.I needed to provide my own RCA to Aux cable. This only comes with an RCA to RCA cable, for a stereo Phono or Line input.Speed was perfect when set to Zero, and speed is adjustable.My tonearm was too low with the lever raised up - not usable. So I had to gently bend it up 1/4 inch. It is very soft aluminum, so this was not a problem. This is my only gripe, and I was able to fix it in 2 minutes.I've never put one together like this, and I found it easy. The instructions are good. Setting the counterweight and anti-skate is not difficult.Buy it! The model 200 is a very good design, don't let the Crosley name put you off.-Chris

While shopping for a turntable I has a list of features that I wanted. This Crosley checked almost all of the boxes.Variable speed. It was a little fast out of the box, but easily adjusted so the dots on the platter appeared motionless in the lights. I also wanted this so I could play guitar along with tracks and tune the playback instead of my guitar to match.Counterweight and tracking adjustment. So that I would know and adjust the tracking weight to be optimal for the stylus/cartridge. Also for the next feature...Replaceable cartridge. I may never upgrade the cartridge, but at least I can and properly set tracking with the counter weightDiamond stylus. Respected quality stylus. Potentially upgradeable.Bluetooth. Ironic, perhaps, but super convenient. Audio quality is very good. Song from vinyl through same BT headphones sounded better/warmer than same song thru same headphones streamed from Amazon at best streaming rate.Ground wire for rca out. Nice to have rather than connecting to chassis.Phono/line switch. The internal pre-amp is nice to have for more connection options with line out. The phone out is good to have if you have a better pre-amp available.Auto-off. I didn't realize it had this at purchase, but it will stop spinning the platter after a certain amount of time. I haven't timed it but I presume it is a time longer than the maximum duration of one side of a 33 record. Better than letting the stylus track against the label forever if you forget about it.Tone arm lever. I wouldn't consider a TT that required me to drop and lift the needle by lifting the cartridge by hand.S-shaped tone arm. I'm sure the debate on arm shape with never end. This is what I wanted. This is what it has.Tone arm lock. I don't use it daily, but I like that it is there. I don't think I would trust it for transport/shipping. But for that I would remove the cartridge anyways. Maybe then it would be alright. Should work fine if for some reason you need to pick up the TT, perhaps to dust underneath. Maybe still put the stylus cover on.Easy speed switch between 33/45. Just push the button. No moving the belt between spindles.Belt drive. Another of those areas of endless debate. If you're not an aspiring DJ, belt is just fine.45 adapter. Sort of a given, but it's there with a little spot to store it.Lid. Clear and hinged. Hated by some. Another endless debate... open or closed... or removed. I think they're necessary when not playing records. I keep it closed when playing. I like it clear so I can see inside. Can I tell the difference open or closed? I don't know, I didn't try to find out, and I don't care. I bet you can't tell the difference either, especially not through BT headphones. If the concern is that sound pressure waves will get back into the stylus then open it. Or turn down the volume before you destroy your hearing to the point where you won't notice imperceptible differences.-----Boxes not checked.Auto start/return. Didn't necessarily want this. Not needed, especially since it spins down the platter after timeout as mentioned above. I think one of the fun things about vinyl is the interaction you have with the medium. Turning the record over, starting the platter spinning, lowering the stylus into the groove. It's an intimate experience to be enjoyed.Cue light. Would have been a nice, fancy addition, but not needed.78rpm. I, personally, don't see the need.Portability. Why can't they just make a suitcase turntable with a replaceable cartridge, counterweight and tracking adjustment? I would want one. Wouldn't you?This last point has to do with the above portability comment. Crosley has given themselves a bit of a bad name with their suitcase players. As such, i was trying to NOT buy a Crosley. But in the end, the features list at the price point (and free returns) led me to make this purchase.I find no fault in this unit as-is and appreciate the upgrade paths available if desired.-----There are, of course, better TT out there, for a higher price. If this is in your budget I think you'll be pleased.----Yes, you have to "assemble" the turntable, but it's super easy. Then you will know what to do if you ever need to change the belt, stylus, or cartridge. Or adjust the tracking. Consider it part of the vinyl experience and be a little proud of yourself for your involvement in the process.

Excelente tornamesa después de buscar y probar con otras marcas como audio technica y pioneer está CROSLEY es una verdadera joya, yo soy un fanático de la música y de cómo se escuchaba la música hace 40 años o más., teniendo mi repertorio musical en mp4 quise volver a revivir el vinyl... bueno volviendo al tema esta tornamesa como ya dije es excelente en cuanto a sonido estabilidad velocidad gracias a su motor directo los acabados son de primera el peso preciso como debe de ser en una tornamesa lo cual da gran estabilidad además de que puedes hacer diversos ajustes.Estoy muy satisfecho con esta compra lo más asombroso es el precio, en el mercado hay más caras hasta por más del doble sin embargo esta es mejor en todo.

Me parece muy buena!Buscando en internet encontré malas reseñas sobre la marca, pero está torna tiene componentes Audiotechnica que respaldan su calidad. Es robusta pesada y responde muy bien. Tiene buen sonido.Le hace falta un cable RCA de buena calidad, pero es fácilmente reemplazable.La recomiendo mucho para no gastar tanto y tener un equipo decente.----------------------------------------------ACTUALIZACIÓNLlevo ya un año con la tornamesa y sigue funcionando de maravilla!La recomiendo muchísimo.Les recomiendo que estén monitoreando los precios porque yo la compré cerca de los 5,000 y a veces llega hasta el doble.👌🏼

The turn table is well made and easy to assemble. The pitch adjustment and weight adjustment on the arm alliw you to fine tune your setup to deliver great sound. Unit comes with a great needle

I was very skeptical when I first looked at purchasing this record player. I had heard a lot of negative reviews about the Crosley brand, but couldn't find a better deal for the quality of parts you get in this record player. So I did as any great deal hunter would do, and bought it.I fell really bad for Crosley. I feel like a lot of negative reviews that I read were based off of a very basic, entry level "portable" record player that they made when records were just starting to make a come back. That player is nothing like this one! This one is very sleek. It sounds great, and has very few crackles from the needle (if any), for a packaged needle. It is really the only down side I can find to this, and it is also one of the easiest (and cheapest) things to change on a record player.Im very happy with my purchase, and I can't wait to one day upgrade my set-up to another Crosley Record Player!