I'm looking for a record player that plays 45's and 33's. It must have a headphone jack. I would like it to be portable as well and have built in speakers. What would you recommend? I want good sound and good quality as well. Thank you! Also it should be cheap as well!

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I'm looking for a record player that plays 45's and 33's. It must have a headphone jack. I would like it to be portable as well and have built in speakers. What would you recommend? I want good sound and good quality as well. Thank you!

I'm looking for a record player (probably -0) price range just to play records with good sound quality and a classy look, I was looking at the Sony PS LX300USB - turntable and the ION IPTUSB Portable Turntable, any suggestions? Im new at this and don't care too much if they convert into mp3's or not, thanks!

By divine providence (or something of the like), I recently received a massive record collection, in fairly good condition. I'm intending to spend a good portion of my years to come cataloging and thoroughly enjoying the records. I'm looking for a record player that will satisfy my audiophiliac needs and preserve the good condition of the records. I have 33 1/2's, 45's and 78's. Obviously, I'm making an investment in a worthy turntable that will ride out the journey with me. That being said, I'm looking for something in a comfortable price range. A mp3 converter would be great, but most of the ones I've seen don't include 78's. Any suggestions?

I have an old record and 8 track player possibly made in the 1970's. I had plans to keep it, but it's a huge, heavy piece of furniture that takes up too much room in my house. I'm curious as to what it's worth. It's in pretty good condition, though it could use a sanding and refinishing. The 8 track player and record player worked the last time I heard them played, but that was about 10 years ago. It's a Zenith-Allegro, model # HR921P, Chassis 6WHR55, 120V 60Hz .63 AMPS. It's solid wood, except for the front, which I believe is plastic. Does anyone know what it's worth or how I can find out?

I bought a brand new record and it sometimes skips (in the same places) on a vintage record player.
On a new player this would not occur right?

Recently I've started buying vinyl and I plan to buy a turntable/ record player in order to play them. I was going to buy a portable Crosley but I read that the needles were awful and that they ruined records very quickly. I'm looking for suggestions: A good record player/ turntable that wouldn't damage records (at least not so quickly) but wasn't so expensive either (preferably under 200 dollars)
thank you.

looking to get my first record player and have got it down to 2 choices.
eitha a sony PS-11 or
Pioneer PL-112D

help please?

and if it helps i think i might get a Pioneer SX -535 vintage amp to go with it

I own an old record player, a Technics DC Servo Automatic Turntable System SL-BD24. The catridge in it is an EPC-P33 but the needle is missing from it. Can I replace it with any other similar cartridge or does it have to be the same one? because the EPC-P33 is hard to find and if i could just use another one that would help alot.

So I recently purchased a used Led Zeppelin I vinyl record. I tested it out on the player and Side 1 sounded awful. It sounded sad, like the guitar just didn't sound good and it was like it was being pulled down. Does that make sense? Robert Plant's voice was dropping. Just didn't sound good. I can't really describe what it sounds like, but it doesn't sound good. When I flip it over to Side 2 it sounds absolutely perfect. There are no visible scratches on either side. I have a Numark portable PT-01 record player.

Could dust be causing it to sound so bad on Side 1? If not, what is? There are no scratches at all. What advice do you have?

Hi, can anyone recommend me a good record player for around 100 bucks? The one i use right now is more of a novelty and im looking for an upgrade. It needs to have a 33, 45, and 78 speed, and preferably a headphone jack. Thanks.

I've been wanting to get a record player for a while now and preferably a vintage one. I'm not interested in top of the range models or anything like that, I just want something I can play vinyls on which moderately good sound. The thing is I know NOTHING about them. Can someone tell me the basics on record players? like what parts are needed to play a vinyl etc and maybe even some good brands? thanks

i need to buy a record player that can hook up to my computer and my stereo system, where could i buy one using paypal

I recently purchased a used record player off craigslist and it's in very good condition but as I was moving it into my apartment, the cartridge head shattered and the needle was lost. I would like to buy a new cartridge head off of amazon or ebay, but am not sure exactly what type of cartridge I need. The turntable is a Zenith and the model number on the back is 4170, but I'm not sure about the year. Does anyone know what cartridge I need and where I can find it?

I have recently inherited a bunch of the small records and large records. I want to buy a record player for them but I am no expert on phonographs and record players so I need help. The record brands I own are Columbia, Swan, cadence, specialty, apple, MGM, Capitol, Jamie, epic, RCA, bell, Decca, kapp, dore, mercury, gamble, abc records, barnaby, threshold, and many others. They all have the same look and the hole is the same size. Is there a record player I could get that plays both the larger records and smaller ones?

Okay, so i have a record player that is probably from the late 70s early 80s. I bought it about 4 years ago and it worked great then. I stopped using it for a few years and i recently bought a bunch of vinyls and now when it plays some times the sound is distorted in one speaker and sometimes in the other. I originally thought it was the speakers but its isn't because sometimes when i move it slightly they will both work fine. So i have no idea what the problem is or how to fix it.

Before I post this question, I want to make one thing clear: this is just for fun! Please don't take this too seriously, I'm not trying to say that everyone fits into some sort of label. I just want to get your opinion. Okay.

I'm 15 years old, 5'5 with dark brown hair, thick bangs, blue eyes, and pale skin. I kind of look like that Zooey Deschanel girl.

I love to watch Doctor Who, Battlestar Galactica, Star Trek, Monk, and Family Guy.

My favorite music includes The Beatles, The Smiths, Morrisey, Simon and Garfunkel, the Arctic Monkeys, and She&Him. However, I'm not one of those teenagers who think that because they listen to old music, they are automatically respected and cool. I just enjoy that kind of music.

I love to paint, I love to wear/make vintage dresses, I'm a strict vegan and I am also agnostic. My dream is to travel the world and take pictures of foreign lands and experience exciting things. I also LOVE my record player!

I love to read and I love intellectual conversations, but I also love conversations about really shallow things like clothes and hair I am a huge dreamer, I love to dance in the rain, and I try not to "fit in" I'm just myself. I love my friends. And I don't think I really fit many stereotypes, but if you HAD to pin one on me, what would it be? Thanks!

im looking at buying a record player because my dad has an old aerosmith record and the description says "plays 45s" ... how do i know if its a 45 and also what other types of records are there and is there a player that will play all types of record?

My mom has this really awesome old record player that plays 45's on it. I really want one. My mom said that she'll buy me one in October for my sixteenth birthday, but I have to find it. I have absolutely no idea how much they cost, it would be really awsome to find one for less than 0 because my family doesn't have a lot of money. Any style is fine, it just has to be able to play 45's.

Thanks in advance to anyone who answers!
Ps. I don't know what category this would fall under.

I have purchased an old HMV Viking record player and have no idea how to get the record player working. There is power to the turntable and the radio works, just can't get the turntable to turn. If you touch the stylus you can here the crackle through the speakers so the stylus is picking up the sound. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Cheers

Andrew

I'm looking to but a record player but want something that will play 10 inch records. I've heard mixed things about what speed I need to be able to play 10 inches...
12 inch is 33rpm, 7 inch is 45rpm and 10 inch is 78rpm? Is this correct?

And if so, why does a 10 inch rotate faster than a 7 inch? Shouldn't it play somewhere in between 33 and 45?

Another question, what records can I play at 16rpm?

This might seem like a stupid question to some, but there really is very little information on the ins and outs of record players on the internet, so I'm learning slowly from whoever will give me advice!
Thank you (:

I was thinking of getting a record player that converts records to CDs for my dad for fathers day and I was just wondering if you can still use the record after converting it. Thanks!

The problem states that a record player rotates at 45 rpm and I would need to find the angular speed of it in rad/s. What would be the formula be for this? Any help and clarification would be greatly appreciated, I am studying for my final and I can not seem to find the formula/steps to this. *I am in Pre-Calculus too*. Thank you!

same like movie villains who always use a record player in today's world?