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Question: Does it play 45?
Document: Well, it's as cute as could be, and small, and portable... The sound is great, if you get a good one.I've had some issues, though: The first one I received played through one track of a small 33rpm record fine, but then it seemed to warble from failing to maintain the proper speed. 45 and 78rpm records seemed a tad slow, but at least weren't full of &#34;vibrato&#34;.
If you closely examine the hinge to the top portion of the player it does not completely close to form a permanent hinge. This is due to the fact that the player accommodates (3) record sizes (78, 45, and 33 1/3), which requires removal of the lid for 78s. When closed, the player has a secure built-in handle for portability, and a door underneath that holds the A/C adapter and USB conversion cable.
Was so excited to open this and play my first record, only to find that it was broken! Had to return it. Very disappointed. Went with a Numark instead, much happier with that!
I love the portability and compatability with your pc. Performance is great. I was even able to play some records that i haven't heard clearly for years on this and they sounded new.
This is a great record player. For all the comments about it not being a &#34;high end turntable,&#34;  of course it isnt. It is great for someone looking to play records in a bedroom or porch. I purchased it for a teenager and they love it.
This is an attractive record player with a cool retro look. However, it is cheaply made and doesn't work. It doesn't play records at true speed and there is no way to adjust it. Furthermore, the sound produced by the speaker is very thin. Even if you luck into one that plays properly you'll want to run the sound through a better speaker.
It is a great looking little record player. The blue is a great blue, the weight is solid, not cheap feeling. My only complaint is the volume, at maximum it struggles to fill a room. If it is used in a room with little noise it would be perfect, don't expect to play records at a party with this. It is great for a sitting room or a porch on a summer night.
Bought this for my daughter and she loved the look but once we tried to play a record, we noticed that the turntable is loose in the box and on an angle causing records to spin uneven. There were also loose screws in the box which we have no idea where they are supposed to go. We've asked for a replacement but after reading the other reviews I am already looking for recommendations for better turntables.
The sound is pretty good, the look is great and yes, is all plastic like the ones in the 60ts. I recomend to play records before the digital recording came out (early 80ts). The digital recording is too much for this turtable.The main problem i had at first with this turtable was the speed. it was not the wright one and the music sounded out of pitch and with a lot of vibrato.
My wife continues to use it and says she enjoys it. It's fun to pull out at a party and play records for back ground music. I tripped over the cord at one of those parties and broke the power input plug away from the housing...The cabinet itself is cheaply constructed, as I have come to expect from anything manufactured in the last 14 years.
Answer: Yes, my daughter said it plays 33s and 45s.  And she loves it and told me:  "Don't sell it!"  :)