Able to run at both 45 and 33 1/3 rpm, you can play both LPs and singles with this turntable, meaning there are no restrictions to rediscovering your old record collection or starting afresh.
It also has digitalisation software, so you can hook it up to your PC or Mac and transfer the files to a digital format. This means that not only do you have them forever, but you can also listen across several devices and as you’re on-the-go.
The switchable dual magnet phono cartridge lets you connect it to a stereo system with either a phono or line-level input too so that you can listen to it a lot louder or clearer. This is by far the best way to get a good sound out of it. This is delivered by the diamond stylus, which is very high-quality, precise and replaceable.
Price-wise, it is a good entry-level model for anyone who needs something simple to start out with, but at the same time with a little bit extra in terms of functions. It is lightweight so can feel a little flimsy and plasticky, although we didn’t face any issues with this.
Because of the need for a speaker, it is definitely one for anyone who already has a good quality system in place or is looking at purchasing one. So, as an extra addition to your setup, it is an ideal solution, and the price means you can spend a little more on the speakers.
