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Question: Missing several parts. How can I get new ones?
Document: Product came in today. Shipping box was lousy showing visible damage. Opened the box and saw an open box item surrounded by peanut packaging. Took out item one by one and became disappointed on the condition of each product in the box. Seller states that product is new, the actual product show otherwise. The trumpet horn shows lot of dents, some stain and dust. The turntable has lot of scratches. Parts are missing. Come on, this product deserves better packaging. I expect a product replacement.
When I first put the record on, I noticed it was wobbling a bit, until I noticed it was missing one of the little rubber bumpers. So I pulled them off and put on some replacement ones and it seems fine now. I may be getting a leather turntable mat for it because it attracts less dust than a felt one and doesn't dampen the sound as much as a rubber one, from what I've read.
My husband always wanted a gramophone. This one is more than he wanted. It has a old look but has all the modern devices (CD, USB) besides the old ones (radio, Vinil and cassete). The sound is really nice and good. It's his new toy.
Over all it's a good product. I mainly bought it for the look and I knew that I would not get the greatest quality. The quality is not great but it is good. There is more plastic parts then I thought there would be but oh well... It looks great! and sounds OK. But then again alot of things in life are like this.. you have to give alittle to get alittle.
I love the vintage look and the modern features. If you need to order a new needle, you'll have to go to the Pyle website for that information. The only thing I haven't figured out is how to get the arm to return automatically when the record is finished.
The sound quality on this thing is terrible without external speakers (I tested it with the headphone jack and it sounded just fine, but the horn and the cartridge speakers it has built in are so bad you wouldn't even want to use them).Anyways, I have sent back mine to amazon and they are sending me a new one, the customer service representative I chatted with said that according to the description they should get the right version this time.
I get this as a Christmas gift to my husband after reading the reviews and seeing the install video.Works like a charm. My husband put it together in several minutes without even looking at instructions.The hardest part for him was to choose were to install it. After running up and down the hallway, he chose the living room over his office/ study room. It looks gorgeous and we both enjoy our music every night after work.
WOW! Does this great looking media player get attention. Everyone that visits can not believe their eyes. Looks sharp and more so, very realistic. All while still playable of todays media like CD, USB flash sticks and the almost retro cassette tapes. The large horn is very impressive. The horn is metal and the other parts mostly plastic. Naturally... Hey, its 2013, not 1913 after all.The horn routes sound from a speaker located inside the back of the unit.
First the Negatives - This thing is crazy cheap? so some of the parts aren't solid wood/brass, but I didn't expect to spend $250 on something that is hand crafted by a master musician.- The record player works very well, it is very clear even at earpiercing volumes, but it lacks low end. One thing i've noticed on records is that the pitch fluctuates.
I had initially bought this for an anniversary present to my husband, along with a vinyl of our wedding song. The vinyl I kept but this I had to return. I guess I shouldn't have excepted top notch quality at this price point. Most of the parts are made of plastic, the horn being the highlight of the piece is flimsy.I think this would be great as a prop for a not so serious themed event. It does what it says and it's a fun conversational piece.
Answer: Do you still have the book that came with it???  You should be able to find out there...if no I suggest you write to the company..sorry, not much help...