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Question: Can I play my ipod through the usb port?
Document: The sound is not anything amazing either. Also, I can't get the usb port to work with my ipod. It just keeps saying it's connected/disconnected and it's not my cable. I also missed the window to return this by two weeks so now I'm stuck with a crappy player. Cool....This has a great vintage look to it, but I would not recommend this product because of its constant skipping on all of my vinyl and its just average sound. Go with a different brand.
Works perfectly, except I still cannot quite figure out how to play my iPod or iPhone through the USB port. Otherwise, the sound is awesome, and it looks super cute.UPDATE 3/26/14:This record player was cute, for a minute. My records that NEVER skipped before began skipping and I realized the band underneath the turntable would consistently come off, so any time I wanted to play a record, I'd have to take extra time to fix it. THEN the fabric around the player started lifting, causing the skipping.
this turntable is awesome, it has the old school look, and is nice on display.the usb port and speakers are awesome.thanks for a great product
Just be aware that the usb port is not for plugging speakers IN -- the port is so that you can plug something into the speakers of the turntable. We wish there were a way to plug speakers in for better/bigger sound. It's okay.
I was really excited to buy this player, because it looks really cool and it was reasonably priced. I wanted it because it has an auxiliary input and a usb port. Thing is, all these bad reviews about it skipping were right. At first I thought maybe it was the records, because I read that dust can lead to skipping. I bought solution and a cleaning brush and cleaned all of my records and the needle. Nope, most of them all skip at some point during playing. Really upset that this unit turned out to be a dud.
The USB input doesn't work with my iPod Classic, and as others have noted, newer vinyls don't play as well. Other than that, it's a fine product.
I was looking for a portable record player for quite some time and ended up taking a chance with this one. Well, I'm very satisfied! It plays 3 speeds, it's very affordable, and it can also play anything with a USB cable and what have you. Even though I only use it for records and not my iPod or computer, it's nice to know that it's there. Surprisingly good sound quality for the price. Highly recommended.
The speakers also turn up to a very decent volume which fills our outdoor area with quality sound. I would highly recommend this Electrohome product for first time vinyl enthusiasts that want to fully enjoy their collection as it grows.Though it was not my intention to use, the USB port works well for visitors to parties that want to play their latest music in addition to the old.
When looking online I saw that is had an auxiliary port, however I thought it was an AUX out in AUX in. In other words, I cannot connect to external speakers. The only thing the auxiliary is good for is if you want to play a mobile device or another music player out of the record players speakers.I was a little disappointed however the speakers are rather loud on their own so it is not that big of a deal if you were planning on using external speakers. For my first record player ever I love the results and the price was great.
Caveat: I have not tried any new LPs as the other reviewer mentioned. Also I did not try the USB port, but interestingly you can hook a device up to this record player and play using the record player speakers, which is really clever, so I am planning experiments for the future.My only two complaints:  I admit that the arm seems pretty light. Also, remember that this is made in China, and as with many things made in China quality control is random. Therefore the cabinet is beautiful, however the part of the cabinet floor which edges around the arm assembly is not fitted and looks like it was traced out in a hurry with an Exacto-knife, marring an otherwise perfect cabinet.
Answer: First, this turntable lasted less than 1 year.  I took it apart and decided the power circuits in the board had died.  Yes, you can play iPod through USB