Wall Mounted Vinyl Record Player

[17.855 lb] I like the retro style. The manual vinyl record player has a more romantic flavor. The whole is great. We should have it.

[5.0] I bought these speakers to connect to my vinyl record player and the sound quality is on point!!!!

[LED] I use it for my record player as lighting

The Infinity Vinyl Background is best alternative to building an actual cyc wall. The vinyl gives a good clean and simple backdrop for commercial, portrait, and product photography. its durable and will obviously not rip like paper. if it gets dirty just wipe off with a damp sponge. One word SIMPLE.

[29.3 lb] The Infinity Vinyl Background is best alternative to building an actual cyc wall. The vinyl gives a good clean and simple backdrop for commercial, portrait, and product photography. its durable and will obviously not rip like paper. if it gets dirty just wipe off with a damp sponge. One word SIMPLE.

[Flap] I've been going back to my vinyl and CD's. While I really like listening to the vinyl now, I have so many CD's I still love as well. This CD player is extremely good quality, with the basic features I wanted, and the fiber output I wanted as well. And it looks great in the media rack above my ne Yamaha receiver!

[Fully Automatic] Look, my wife got me this as a birthday gift, USPS stole my vinyl player, and now I have to buy a replacement and have USPS reimburse me -- it should be telling that I'm buying the same one again. But, anyway, it's a good vinyl player. Comes built-in with a decent cartridge, proper adjustable-weight arm, the automatic arm is light years better than my placement, rubber mat and feet, and belt-drive for vibration reduction -- it's all great. I can't imagine you can get much better without dropping a few dimes into it. Some people might say, but what about all the features? It only has a built-in preamp and no usb, what about that? Well, having a preamp built into the vinyl player could potentially have magnetic issues (arguably), but having a separate amp also let's you have more customization options with respect to speakers (ie. amperage) or those unnecessary digital features. With respect to usb, if you're getting a vinyl player to use USB, do yourself a favor and just get a Tidal subscription and forget vinyl, it'll probably be better quality as you'll lose information in your little vinyl setup with analog-to-digital conversions. Anyway, great player with all of the basic principles a new enthusiast is bound to love at a good price. (Was even better in that sale a year ago, but you never know when another sale will happen!)

[Plastic, Steel] Very easy to use and functional for wall mounted TV

[1.2 lb] I am using this phono preamp to record my vinyl collection and it does an amazing job. I have used it with a couple of audio recording programs and being able to adjust the Gain level on the unit ensures consistent recordings. The AC adaptor is not included, but you don't need one. It will power on sufficiently through the USB cable you use for recording. I also purchased that on B&H with excellent results: Comprehensive USB 2.0 A Male To B Male Cable - 3'. I recommend this product, it makes recording vinyl a breeze.

[31 lb] Bought this for my son's vinyl record collection. A really well made case. I love the detachable lid.B&H photo was able to ship it to Canada within days!