crosley record player unboxing 

Makeup by Kato I’m getting one for my bday from my grandma

The record is good if you will look after it ofcourse, don't listen to them,you can watch some videos that show the parametres and stuff of the record,its good and wont harm your vinyls. (my english is bad sorry if you couldnt understand!)

Don't worry about the haters. This is obviously not a super high quality record player, but despite what some people claim, it will *not* damage your records in normal use. It's perfectly fine to use until you're ready to upgrade to something better. Enjoy it!

thank you! that makes me feel a lot better because i’m just getting into it and it’s not like i’ll be playing it everyday but i was getting worried but i think it’ll be ok! ☺️

@@vwestlife Unfortunately they very much will damage your records after continued use. They're perfectly fine if you only casually want to listen to records from time to time though.

We love some positive vibes:)

yeah, i spent years dreaming about owning a record player and finding out every single thing about it that's important; 2 weeks ago i invested 230€ in my set up and ohmygod the moment i heard the first sounds of my beatles vinyl it all felt so magical and special

@@madeleine8662 which one do u have? Is it good!

@@anonymouslover9388 i got one from "1byone". i managed to get a set of a record player with speakers! it also has bluetooth so that's lovely - i couldn't complain about a single thing!

I started on a crosley, then i got my grandfathers realistic from the 80’s. Now i just bought a nice denon. But if i still had my crosley thats ok too. Snobs are the worst. Just let people enjoy shit.

Roflmao

There are Audio Technicas that are Bluetooth

@@lauracorbett4577 the pronunciation

Sara Cherry it’s her accent

and doeve grey lmfao

The " vinyl community" is full of "audiophiles" who turn their nose up at anyone who doesn't own a system that allegedly allows the listener to not only hear the music as if the band/orchestra etc were playing in their own front room, but it is sooo good as to allow the listener to hear the blood flowing around the musicians arteries, (as well as costing the same as a deposit on a house!) Newcomers to the vinyl scene are a bit like new drivers. You stall, forget the mirror, grind the gears a bit, but you eventually get it! (Yes there are those who never manage to drive). You learn by practice. I think people are trying to be helpful in suggesting you may want to look at a better player, but may be a little over zealous in the way they do so. I've been buying and playing records for just over 40 years and yes, I'd suggest something that's a little kinder to your vinyl. Like a lot of you, I don't have bags of money to invest in my equipment, most of it is second hand and isn't top of the range, but I'm happy with the sound quality of it. Look around, do some research and whilst doing so, save those pennies and then upgrade! There is no limit to what you spend, BUT your ears will certainly let you know when you've found your level. Let's face it, when you get older, your hearing isn't the same anyway! Handling and storing your records carefully will provide years of good service and don't believe all the nonsense about cleaning machines, liquids etc. I've never cleaned any of my records and those I bought in the late 70's, early 80's still play just fine. Enjoy your music and welcome to the world of vinyl!

@@andrewhaines8603 These "Audiophiles" is just like bunch of guys flexing their Lamborghini's.

@@andrewhaines8603 its comments like these that guide people to ruin their records into popping, dusty, warped messes.

You're wrong, I hate this community sometimes but please don't buy crosleys! Just get an LP60X instead, like £90 with headphone and blutooth + proper tracking force and asjustable tonearm, just please agree with me on that!

@@diaho. OMG thank you man! It is sorefreshing to hear a sane voice in this comment section!

yes, because once all your records are destroyed thats all you will be able to do, have it as decor!😄

Well, we can say it's not for serious playing, but for the Times when your bored that you want't to play some records. If your serious, You should really get something better.

Darkwolf_ 66 right but if your one of the people that like decor then get that

@jamsoup thats what i meant.

Yeahh it all fun till it destroy your vinyl record.

Yaz Abz 😭😭

😂

yeah. English isn't her first language lol. and it's cute

Aweeee thanks!

YES BUT WITH A CROSLEY THE RECORDS WONT BE TREATED GOOD THATS THE POINT! THEY HAVE LIKE 10 GRAMS TRACKING FORCE!!

Buying a Crosley is NOT treating your records good. RIP any records ever played on the Crosley shitter

@@srmitch9260 that’s why I’m telling her to upgrade to an Audio Technica Lp60xbt because it’s the best record player and her vinyls won’t be ruined

Has it came in yet? How is it?

You are telling this to one who uses a crosley?

@@giovannigobbi4832 Some people just start with crosley, and maybe one day they will save up money and invest in something better (i have a smol hope). I just think its a little annoying when some go on every crosley video and be like "crosleys scratch you records, throw it in trash" Ofcourse it would be "smarter" if people would do research first and be more patient with saving up money to then invest in a better record player. Even tho i've heard in some videos that people payed great amounts of money for crosley cos they bought it in urban outfitters, and im sitting there like "you could have bought a better record player for the same amount of money (tho u still need an amplifier and speakers).

@@paula_a_art I really don't get why you should prefer to learn how to handle records over learning the crosley carves them.... Touching records can give them ststic and dirt and everyrhing, but you can still clean them, when you carve them up, there's no way back

@@paula_a_art What's a decent record player to invest after saving some money?

@@Tiznado i'd say just google best affordable record players. Most say Audio-Technica AT-LP3 (i have Sony PS-LX310BT). But having a recordplayer, which isnt a suitcase one with built in speakers, you will also need an amplifier and speakers, theres a bunch of videos about what you would need and stuff if you are a complete beginner. 😉

Thanks😊

Hi harrie!!!!!

Hi fellow harries 💗!!

So yall harries too??

@@ca13ive85 yes!!

I literally Just Bought the Fine Line Vinyl☺️

Update: I got a new record player after 2 weeks hah x

@@ella1205xx Heyy does it still work ❤

cute but bad

@DevilzDandruff if you’re gonna get a record player get a quality record player such as an Audio Technica LP60X because it’s better. Don’t buy any of the suitcase or all in one record players because they will ruin your vinyls the needle scratches them they make the record skip songs because they have no counterweight no antiskate and no height adjustment. If you get an Audio Technica LP60X you won’t have no problems

@@theophicen7850 I just told him to get an Audio Technica LP60X instead

@@lauracorbett4577 I already got the Crosley. I’ve had no problems so far. Not everything cheap is terrible.

@@devilzdandruff9199 keep on slaying! Music is music❤

Fkn lucky!!

You should get an Audio Technica LP60 record player which is the best record player to get these suitcase record players are trash because they have poor sound quality and they ruin the records

some of the vinyl snobs are really shitty people

I pay $30 for 1989 Denon DP-7F turntable and I love it. Am I a Snob?

Don't think so. I just think u should play your lps on whatever u want.dont need a expensive player to enjoy your music

if you can afford it, get a better one. This one is like 45 right? throw 45 more and you'll get a way better TT for a beginner. like the audio Technica lp60x

I use it lightly so I don’t need external speakers:) but thanks for the tip! It’s really nice

how do you like the the audio technica one?

@oliviaterry Great I’m glad you got an Audio Technica LP60X now they’re the best record players my sister still has her Crosley suitcase record player she bought in 2017 but last month I gave her an Audio Technica Lp60xbt online from Barnes and Noble for her birthday and she loves it and she’s gonna sell her Crosley

lol yeah, that annoyed me too, and that fact that SHE TURNED OFF THE RECORD PLAYER WITH THE RECORD STILL ON.

False. Vinyl don’t have a plural because it is a material, just like how there is no plural for “wood” or “plastic”. You don’t say “I have three woods”.

No it's not bro, it's vinylseses

Ok chill

@@bluepeng8895 You have no idea what you're talking about.

Thank you:)

Crosley record players are horrible 🤦🏾‍♂️

@@cuttingaway123 More like you are horrible if u can't even write it...

Darkwolf_ 66 I know a lot about record players. Number 1 the Crosley is extremely cheaply made with the needle that is about as good as a pin. The speakers sound absolutely shit and as they are on the same surface as the record, the bass from the speakers causes the needle to jump which scratches the record.

Yeah crosleys are shit. The cheapest record player you want to buy is a Audio Technica LP60, which is around $120 or so. If you can’t afford the LP60, you really should not get into vinyl until you get a job or something, because if you get a cheap record player, you’ll just end up ruining your new $20 or $30 records

It's called Lps and 45s

Cassie I suggest you go with the audio technica LP60x.

Cassie I went with this bundle when I first started out with vinyl: www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-AT-LP60X-BK-Turntable-Microlab-Bookshelf/dp/B082TPMWWD

the quality WILL damage over time. If you want to get into vinyl DO NOT cheap out on a player

@Cassie Go with Audio Technica Lp60xbt it’s the best record player and all you need is a Bluetooth speaker to pair with it

Hmmm I didn’t have any problems with that if I fully opened mine, I’m sorry I can’t help

@@MakeupbyKato please try to save up for an Audio Technica LP60X and some speakers you’ll thank yourself later because after a while that Crosley will scratch your records and you won’t have the best sound quality that’s why they’re so cheap

@DJSoniquesRetroStopOff you should upgrade to an Audio Technica Lp60xbt which is the best record player and will last a long time. All the Crosleys and Victrolas and the all in one record players are bad for your vinyls the needle scratches them and they have poor sound quality

@@lauracorbett4577 They do not ruin your vinyl that's an utter myth

@TiaDhillon buy an Audio Technica Lp60xbt record player which is the best record player to get don’t get any of the suitcase or all in one record players they scratch your records

Kleo Rayts If you're thinking about getting a record player order an Audio Technica LP60 online from Barnes And Noble which is the best record player to get and buy some speakers

It’s only $100💁🏻‍♂️

No sorry I’m not an expert in any way😆

Hello!! Did u figure out how to do it? I got one today and I can’t get it to spin, I hope it works!!

@@adrianabautista9018 I would take the Crosleys back and invest in an Audio Technica Lp60xbt because it’s better quality and it lasts longer

meee toooo omggg but idk what type of record player to get

@@juliareyes1455 from what I’ve heard crosley cruisers aren’t too good of a record player to buy. I suggest just saving up for a better one

@@bruceruiz1764 thank youuuu💓

@@juliareyes1455 best budget player is at-lp120xusb the quality for the price is perfect! but whatever you do....DO NOT BUY A CROSLEY CRUISER

@@samsad266 Thank you for telling her to invest in an Audio Technica instead of the Crosley or Victrolas because Audio Technica is the best brand. A lot of people on here think Crosleys and Victrolas are good but they are wrong cuz they don’t realize that they scratch the records and make ‘‘em skip a lot because of how cheap they are made

not on that one lol

Plug in:)

I don't recommend you to buy a crosley record player, i had one and it broke literally half of my vinyls.

sxturn_nmoon im so sorry for you, im also planning to buy a recorder is there any good affordable brands you recommend?

Gleo_7 i’m also looking for one and the most affordable one i’ve seen that’s actually good is the audio technica lp60 bluetooth version

@@war-devil69 ur not gonna find a good one under 100, audio technica lp60x is a good one, it's about $100

@@war-devil69 i second what they said, or if you're willing to spend $80 more go with the crosley c100(belt drive) or c200(direct drive), they're practically as good as the at lp120, maybe minus a few features

I have a question as to why my Carpenter vinyl record wobble while it’s play? Is that normal?

@@alpzepta yes some wobble is normal. Make sure the movement isn't causing your record to skip or jump.

Okay I don’t know how to write in French (I’m supposed to-😳). Anyways maybe read some of the comments, it’s filled with many tips

No

Robloxerplaysgames If you're thinking about getting a record player order an Audio Technica LP60 record player online from Barnes And Noble which is the best record player don't buy any of the suitcase or all in one record players because they are trash they have poor sound quality and they ruin the records

Get a audio techinca lp60, if you can get a lp120 or a fluance rt82

Buy an audio technica for $100. It's a lot better

@@lauracorbett4577 The LP60 is not the best record player. Also, the Crosley Cruiser won't ruin the records.

Closely is more of a record player that you ‘need to’ hook up to an external speaker. For me that isn’t a problem, I have siblings and can’t play that loud anyways hahaha

Lachlan Lewis ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-06wBwVkw9xU.html

Difference wherever you live:) I put a link to it in my description

I love that album

Too bad the turntable is absolute shit

The turntables are garbage. Better to save up and buy a better one

Just to clarify I use my Crosley for playing old vinyls that are recked and thrifted; before I got my Crosley I previously invested in a high quality turntable.😊

The not so pretty lil Sunflower oh that’s good. I’m really careful with my records cause I recently bought the Queen studio collection box set which was 400 dollars. If you like that type of music I recommend getting some Queen albums

@CarinaReed Don’t Smile At Me by Billie Eilish

@@lauracorbett4577 thank you!!!💖

@@carinareed8224 you’re welcome I have an 18 year old Kechette who loves Billie Eilish too. Last year for Christmas I gave her an Audio Technica LP60XBT record player and all three Billie Eilish vinyls

:(

@Vincent Stine yup they have some entry level turntables that are fine.

Audiophile snobs are what put most people off vinyl. Suitcase players are fine

@@mdluk199 Well i know you're not probably implying i'm on eof those. Because my setup is pretty mediocre. Also suitcase players are more for the rare play of some records that are already in quite bad shape. Also the sound quality is which drive many away from the hobby because their only experience is with those cerial box record players which have very terrible built in speakers. The impedance is already faulty on those, their preamps are the cheapest possible. Ofc there are those who have a couple of records and are fine with a suitcase player and they play it rarely. If you start collecting vinyl it does not mean you have to spend tons of money on it, i mean my first setup was like 200€ish and it sounded fine. I just got more interested to hear other setups and see ehat there is to offer. I recommended AT-LP60X because it's an easy and affordable introduction if you get interested in the hobby and decide to take your sound quality to the next level.

In a landfill

These players are complete garbage they can't play grooves with actual bass and will bounce and scratch your records ruining them. Only solution is throwing them to the dumpster and buy a lp60

Yeah it does because of the counterweight it’s too small and records are meant to be placed on a flat surface that’s why the Audio Technica Lp60xbt is the best record player

Ask your dad for an Audio Technica Lp60xbt

@@lauracorbett4577 is that a good one?

@@Sammiereader yes its a good one :)

@@Sammiereader Did your dad get you an Audio Technica for your birthday

Laura Corbett they all need speakers right? Thats whats holding me back from buying better record players bc we dont have speakers at home

Yeah you need to buy speakers for the Audio Technicas. If you buy a Bluetooth Audio Technica all you need is a Bluetooth wireless speaker to pair it with

@@lauracorbett4577 I don’t know if this applied to a new turntable but I think you need some kind of amps or receiver to go with it also.

@@alpzepta No it's true you need speakers for the Audio Technica LP60 but the speakers already have a built in Amplifier especially if you get the Logitech Z200 multimedia speakers those are great

Sameee

Not to come off as rude but the reason people say crosley is a bad record player is not due to the sound quality it is because it supposedly scratches and overall damages your records. Not sure if this is true or not but just wanted to give you a heads up! :)

Im Yür Dåd that is some of the stuff I have heard too, but I haven’t noticed anything like that as of yet. But thanks for letting me know! :)

@@botcontrol1719 pretty sure its been debunked that the cartridge and the tracking force for this turntable don't damage records, or at least not to much of an extent

@@botcontrol1719 and if it were to really bother you then you could do some researching for an upgraded stylus/cartridge thats compatible with this turntable

@IsaacLucas that’s great you watch Jarret New from Vinyl Eyez like I do and you got an Audio Technica like I have. I have the original LP60. My sister bought a Crosley suitcase record player from Target in 2017 but in April I got her an Audio Technica Lp60xbt from Barnes and Noble

Apparently it's the weight of the needle. 7g instead of the standard 2.5g. I love the aesthetic but I can't bring myself to buy it for that reason and the poor sound quality

Belgium

@AnaAlvarez Don’t buy the Crosleys Victrolas or any of the all in one record players they’re bad for your vinyls buy an Audio Technica Lp60xbt which is the best record player

You're talking out of your ass. They do not ruin vinyl at all.

Nope

Don’t buy a Crosley or any suitcase or all in one record players they’re bad for vinyls get an Audio Technica Lp60xbt which is the best record player

@@lauracorbett4577 Please stop saying this when it isn't true.

@@lauracorbett4577 Coming From an LP60X owner: It is NOT the best record player. But with that said it’s better than this and is a reliable one for casual listening.

Jealous coz she's pretty? I'me jealous coz she's got a Croz.