is it good for record players
799071
I don't see why you can't use this for any device that has RCA outputs. It's just a ground loop eliminator. I used it to get rid of the hum on a home audio system and it is still working great.
287860
It is a very good Player and record. But if it gose down it is very hard to get some one to fix it!I like the one that I have but it is a old one and would like to find one of the H.D. model.
1732406
I set my system up not to create a digital server simply because while I love music, I do so many other things that I simply want to spin my vinyl collection and enjoy the sound. I don't want at this point to bother with transferring from one medium to another but I would venture to speculate that if your vinyl is in pretty good shape you will be surprised how good the rips will sound with this very inexpensive device. It was developed for people to pipe vinyl to a computer sound card so the processing that occurs seems to take bad signal out and leave behind good sonority. How exactly the circuitry works isn't completely swear because ya gotta remember that this device takes in analogue does something to that signal and puts out a cleaner analogue signal. Whether it's got two simple DACs inside or just analogue filters I really don't know. If you are a fanatic, which is your call, then a device known to produce and output a digital signal into one of the available digital formats might be more up your alley. That device is gonna be pricey. All I can say is that when I spin vinyl that I bought in college over forty years ago and pipe it to my power amp and my big vandersteins, If I close my eyes I can't be sure if it's live or memorex!!!
152772
I bought it for my son and it works great. It could be the record....have you tried several records. If so then I guess there is something wrong because his works perfect.
123534
I'm no expert but you'll probably need a pre-amp if your receiver doesnt have a phono input and or was built in the two decades. If you dont have a pre-amp then your record will be fine but you wont be able to hear it and you may damage your receiver. It would be great if you can find someone to loan you one just to test it.
1288385
The one I bought records sound even when you turn the sound off when recording. I would not recommend this thing for anyone. As far as me, I feel I was ripped off when I bought this thing. There are much better products out there.
1353270
No your built in sound will be fine. The amp and software will clean everything up. Getting pops and clicks out of vinyl is a little tricky as it can make the recording sound muddy. Otherwise the amp worked great for me.
1302134
I don't have the record player anymore. It was a very good player; very clear sound. I used to play my old 78's on it. But it was a nuisance to keep changing the records. So I am currently looking for a "stackable" record player. Unfortunately, Crosley no longer makes the stackable players. I will now search on E-Bay. DAME HILDA VAN WINKLE
382894
Yes it's good for recording old vinyl albums to MP3s but if you're going to DJ I would go with the Stanton straight 150 you have more to Torque the needle won't jump
214059
These are not powered speakers. If your record player is amplified or is going to an amplifier first then they would work. These also use speaker wire and not RCA plugs. Providing more information on what type of record player would help in providing you a more accurate answer.
388877
It plays and records this is a very good for playing or recording. I would buy this unit again
694549
yes, my husband uses it. Only problems he has had are first cassette recorded had wow in it (subsequent cassettes had no wow.), and in some 78's in auto, the tone arm raises too soon. Quality is good! Hope this helps.
9739
yes as long as the record has a 3.5 mm socket otherwise you may need an adaptor
414917
If your record player has a 3.5mm audio out then it should be able to output sound. Be advised that this device does not have volume control, so if your record player doesn't have it's own it may not be of much use to you.
553368
The record player was defective and was only able to play 45 rpm records which are like singles. Small records. It plays old cassettes. Like I said it was defective and it was unable to play CDs. But I was able to transfer record or small records into USB device in front console. Which you are able to transfer into computer and mp3 or phone .
134121
I had issues with this record player too. Return it and buy a better model.
88885
Yes, it plays records nicely. One side at a time, one record at a time. I have mine plugged in to an old pair of external stereo speakers and it sounds great.