Thank you for the review, I found it really helpful and I will be looking forward to buying this soon, if I am able to. I really enjoy your videos and the content is amazing, keep up the good work, Mr K!
Dyou know I just bought this a few days back and hadn’t used it until today and I actually laughed at the part about putting the coin on the Needle arm but already after only a few plays this happened to me ans sure as hell the coin fixed the problem 🤣🤣 great video and thank you! 🙌🏻
ok so... few words to say. anybody watching this review almost certainly already knows what vinyl records and record players are. there is no need to explain it. vinyl is also very strictly not just a medium used for old music. new music releases on vinyl all the time. for the most part, the discussion about the needle arm is a good point, however your demonstration isn't really an example of a "weak" arm at all. they are designed to have this range of movement so that people can lift them, swivel them and lower them onto their disc, that is the point. the worry of no counter-weight is valid, but weighing the arm down additionally with a coin might be overkill and end up applying too much pressure on your disc, damaging it over time.
Turn on your speaker, make sure its in pairing mode and press the Bluetooth button on the player TWICE in quick succession. Sometimes I have to hold my bt headphones close to the player to get them to pair
Does it connect to *any* bluetooth speaker? I have a 15€ speaker at home which is doing its job for me for now and I was wondering if that would work (cause i've heard a lot about passive/active speakers and all kinds of speakers while I was looking for a turntable so I'm kind of confused which one works for what turntable). Also if it doesn't connect wireless what kind of cable do I need to connect it?
