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Question: Does this have a headphone jack?  The description says it does, but some of the reviews state otherwise.  Thanks.
Document: The description says it will play 78's, but all mine sounded like alvin and the chipmunks. Upon reading more reviews online, this seems to be a known problem with this product, however they still advertise it as being able to play them. Crosley apparently makes a replacement head that plays 78's, but it is not compatible with the USB models. Don't waste your money, spend a little more to get a quality turntable. Luckily, returns with amazon.com are quick and easy.
This turntable is really good value for money! We've been playing records on it nonstop ever since we got it!It's got a headphone jack (which is really useful) and they also include a cable that you can use to convert your records into a digital format.
I got this turnable for Christmas 2012, in black. It has a headphone jack. I was so excited because I had a decent collection of vinyl and nothing to play them on. I had about 28 days of decent, not super high quality, but very decent usage of the unit. Then before January was out I had to take it in to get checked out because suddenly the table was turning so slowly that Jack White sounded like Barry White.
I can see the springs and the cushioning still on mine, but it hasn't caused any issues--there's no skipping or warping on any of the records I've played so far, so perhaps Crosley has fixed this issue. There is a headphone jack right on the top next to the tone and volume dials. The make of it is decent. It's heavy and sturdy, but also pretty hollow for the most part, which makes you instinctively feel cautious when handling it. The sound is also really great.
This is exactly what the description says. It is portable, sounds good, and being able to connect it to other devices to download or increase volume etc is a definite plus. I would recommend to anyone that cannot let go of old album collection that wants to download to computer or just listen to again. Reminds me of listening to records for hours as a kid with a nice tech upgrade. will also amaze younger children that think music comes from IPods!
A lot of people have written reviews killing this record player but I love it. It's very inexpensive and is the same exact model as the one Jack White is peddling on Third Man Records with the Third Man logos all over it. If it's good enough for Jack, it's good enough for me. I wanted to start buying some old records and needed something to listen to them on, so I bought this. It's not the greatest thing in the world, but as a first record player, it's been great.
ok, i just received this item two days ago and i finally tried it out. after playing several records, i'm returning this player because it's not worth the money. at least it's not worth the money to me.i'm the kinda gal who just wants a simple record player to play my favorite vinyl. when i read the item description and reviews, i felt like this crosley turntable suited my needs perfectly.
I'm a passive audiophile, meaning I know good sound, but I don't HAVE to have it in all situations. I understood before buying this that I should not expect much (especially after reading the spotty reviews). As my first test, I put on The Beatles Abbey Road and thought "this isn't as bad as some reviews have said". The volume is acceptable for a small room with a few people (otherwise you'll need to hook it up to a receiver).
It's a good turntable. It is exactly what it says it is, it plays well, and so far is reliable and durable. One thing that would have been nice is if the lid could close while playing a record. As it is, most records are too big, and the lid must remain open.
Now I'm out $130 with my only available option is to buy a new record player... Thanks Crosley.P.sYou really make us use audacity to import vinyls? There is no more confusing software, even with instructions, than recording with audacity.
Answer: Yes!  It is located on the right front side of the turntable surface.