The Crosley C100 BT is the Perfect Starter for Aspiring Vinyl Collectors  

They’ve been making decent ones for a long time the cruiser is just their most popular one

@@Altchannel2988 Ah alright

Trust me, it hurts on a personal level 😭

And not even a good cline of it

exactly bro what's the point of playing vinyl on that thing if you're just going to connect it to a speaker

@@jackson08_ people don’t realize aux and rca is a thing

Doesn't matter, Bluetooth is the least of the sound issues with this cheap piece of plastic crap.

Most headphones are bluetooth these days. Not everyone with record players is sitting alone in a home they can blast stuff at full volume in, sometimes you want to jam out while studying but your sister is asleep. It's a thing. Nor are all record player users extreme audiophiles who are super concerned with signal loss.

the 3600l is a good cart i have that on my sound burger

I have the 120 its a good TT

The LP60x is worse as far as i know

lp60 has no tracking or anti skate adjustability, nor a pitch control / strobe function. The automatic features are nice however.

Just got this for $190, feels like a pretty good deal for that price

@@MawcDrums Audio Technica is much nicer for same price or great vintage used one that would be even better.

@@Eternyl_bliss-nj9se I bought an LP60BT before this one, it constantly skipped and sounded terrible. Returned it and got this one and it's WAY better. This is basically the same table as the LP120BT but with a crosley name on it and $150 less. Better to get a midrange table with good reviews made by a good manufacturer (The same factory builds both tables as far as I'm aware) than the cheapest from Audio Technica because of the brand name and have it be a piece of crap.

At least shipping to my country the ATLP120x costs $175 more and this turntable is clearly better than an LP60x and around the same as an LP3

Hating on the brand when you don't even realize both are made in the same factory by the same manufacturer rofl