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Question: Is it true that the speaker still plays while using headphones or connected to another audio source.
Document: I just downloaded audacity which gives a lot more control over the sound. it does take a bit of effort but ripping to the computer was easy, with sound quality staying very good.My main gripe is that when you plug in headphones the music stays very audible though the tiny speaker. So if i was trying to sleep with a room mate they would still be able to hear everything pretty clearly.
Still, my boyfriend and I are both musicians so we're fairly attentive to sound quality, and this was fairly good. It did represent well the state of the 78 records.I had no problem at all using the turntable on 50 different records, listening to both sides of each.
Get a table engineered specifically for high-fidelity playback, like they made throughout the '70s and '80's before CDs arrived. Technics, Audio Technica, Stanton, Numark, and a few others still make pretty good new ones at reasonable prices. There are many other &#34;audiophile&#34; turntables available at unreasonable prices, but that's a matter of taste and commitment. Consider buying a good used one to find the level of quality you want.
I have not recorded yet, but for the price the record player is perfect. The sound from the built in speaker is not bad, but with headphones or other speakers it is great. (uses computer style speakers.) Lightweight for easy transport and small for storage or moving.) Will update after recording
The sound is just fine through headphones,but the speaker is rather faint (my Grado SR-80i's were nearly as loud as the speaker at full blast). If you get a unit that works like it's supposed to and can deal with the Spartan design, then it's great for the price. But if you end up with something like mine, you may want to trade it in.
**** It's a very nice record player. ****The Good:USB hookup is without issue. : )Sound quality is what you would expect. : )Transfer to PC is flawless : )The OUTPUTS and CONTROLS are Exceptional. 0:-)The speaker is nice. : )The manual is better than most. : )The website seems informative and helpful. : )Plays 78 45 and 33 1/3 speed records.
This record player plays vinyl records very clearly. It has a portable speaker and an auxiliary output, so you can play music on the go or plug it into speakers to play. However, the built in speaker is acceptable for its size but i would recommend plugging in speakers if you have any lying around you can use. You wont need any sort of receiver in order to play it through auxiliary speakers, although i am not so sure about RCA.
This is a terrible turntable. The 3/5 output sounds terrible (with both headphones and a computer speaker system) and the RCA output (red and white) sounds terrible. The design of the clamshell lid leaves no room for the power supply. The internal speaker sounds like a cellphone from the 1990s.There are cheaper turntables that sound much much better. I could not recommend a pass on this one more.
It fits pretty well in my backpack, and the fact that it's battery-operated means I don't have to bring the power supply when I go out on such an excursion!It plays records really well, and the built-in speaker works pretty well too, though in order to get that going I needed to hook it up to my MacBook first via the USB port and digitize one of my records (ANOTHER reason I bought it), and that did the trick!
If you give yourself time to get familiar with the conversion software and the audio enhancing software before plunging right in and converting your vinyl then you will enjoy this turntable all the more. Yes, you can start converting almost 'out of the box' but take time to experiment with the software and you will end up finding the sound that you like with the conversions.
Answer: Yes, but not too noticeable. You get what you pay for with this system. Small compact inexpensive.