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Question: Does it include a 45 rpm vinyl adapter?
Document: The unit arrived in excellent shape and looks very nice. The paper shipping tape stuck to the 45 rpm adapter and tone arm was a nightmare to remove. A 1950s vintage 33 rpm played quite well, but I have not tried playing music on it yet. Radio reception on both AM and FM is not as good as the radio that used to occupy the table top. Moving it to other locations and changing the orientation did not help.
It's just one button you press on the player, press once to arm and a second time to record. When you are done, press "STOP". I think some software to include would have been nice.And now for the icing on the cake people are expecting from this product: the vinyl player.
Company sucks as to trying to figure out what 78 rpm stylus is needed. Its like talking to a brick wall. However, go to eBay and look for Needledaddy1 and he has the appropriate stylus. I cannot believe ANY company would advertise this unit as playing 78 rpm records and totally clueless as to what stylus is required. Mind boggling! Basically, you're looking for Leetac, Crosley Nostalgia 78 rpm, 793-S3. I purchased 2 from Needledaddy1 with free shipping.
Does anyone know what needle model comes with this PTCDS2UI unit? I'd like to purchase a 78 RPM needle for this unit. Any help would be greatly appreciated.I'll rate the unit later, but for now, would give it 5 Stars. I plugged my computer speakers into the unit and WOW! Sweet!Update: Record player is solid, good arm action and does not skip. Still trying to locate a 78 rpm stylus. Radio is very good and brings in signals that I haven't received with other radios.
When I tried to play a 45, the arm would return with about 30 seconds still left on the song - again, annoying, and much more disappointing.It was livable and I still enjoyed it for about 8 months. Unfortunately, that's when the turntable stopped working entirely. I did what I could to try to fix it, but nothing has worked. Now I just have a very decorative CD player/radio.
I bought this for my mother-in-law, who is not too picky about sound quality. It looks nice but is fairly cheap quality. Sound quality is passable but degrades quickly, with much distortion, between medium to high volume levels. Oddly, it always stops just before the end of the song on 45 singles. Only on a few will it play the whole record. On the whole, it needs a lot more work before I could recommend it.
Beware! The turntable on the unit I received did not work. I went back and forth over several months - via phone and email - with various departments at Pyle. Finally, they said to send it in for repairs. Only then did I find out that, in addition to the costs to ship it TO them, they wanted me to include $30 to ship it BACK to me!
It was a gift and she was so thrilled she cried :) The most perfect gift for the vinyl lover! !
My daughter has gotten into collecting vinyl, and this is her first record player. She hasn't used any of the other aspects of it, other than the turntable, but she is absolutely thrilled with this Christmas gift.
I also forgot how much fun it is to play vinyl . . . . I'm now going to purchase some of my own!I would highly recommend this product.
Answer: This Pyle player does include a 45 rpm vinyl adapter.