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Product Description
The Crosley CR40 Mini-Turntable comes complete with a 3 speed belt driven turntable that plays 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM records and dynamic full range stereo speakers. With amenities like that you don't have to sacrifice any of your vinyl listening pleasure. Experience the soft crackle as you gently lay the needle down on your favorite vinyl that's been buried in the attic for decades. It may be mini, but it packs a big punch. Today the Crosley name lives on with superbly detailed replicas that truly transcend time. True to the Crosley tradition, this replicas is as fabulous as it is functional, providing a delightful dose of nostalgia. This Crosley Mini-Turntable brings the same great technology and design that our larger turntables and entertainment centers encompass but scaled the size to petite. This Mini Turntable features classic styling with handsome hardwoods and veneer housing and technology that proves its authenticity as a Crosley.
- Mini-size turntable with same great full-size technology
- Belt driven turntable mechanism and diamond stylus needle
- Plays 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM records as well as 7, 10, and 12 inch records
- Dynamic full range stereo speakers, auxiliary output
- Color: retro red, sturdy carrying handle
Crosley CR40 Mini-Turntable (Red) Reviews
Crosley CR40 Mini-Turntable (Red) Reviews
| 39 of 40 people found the following review helpful:  Miniscule, Effective, 3 Speeds, And Stereo Sound., Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Crosley CR40 Mini-Turntable (Red) (Electronics) The model CR-40 seemed the best of the Crosley portable turntables. It does what the larger turntables do, with less size, better styling, and front firing speakers, where as the various incarnations of the CR-49 have side speakers and wasted space around the platter. My only minor gripes are no pitch control, and no flippable 78 needle, as it can't be good for the same stylus to alternate between 33 1/3, 45 r.p.m., and 78's. A Vestax battery portable I bought 2 years ago had an optional 78 stylus available, which I got, though it does have to be manually removed/replaced when switching back to playing LP's and 45's (Vestax and Numark make plastic AC/battery monoral speaker portable record players with pitch control, which are quite good, but without the cabinet styling of the CR-40). Crosley's inclusion of a spare stylus is appreciated. 19 of 19 people found the following review helpful:  Great little player!, This review is from: Crosley CR40 Mini-Turntable (Red) (Electronics) You have to give Crosley credit for coming up with these cool gadgets for all of us who love vinyl. This is actually the best sounding small record player to come out in decades. It is not very loud but the sound is very clear. I own several small record players and none is this good. The price is also very good. Thank you Crosley! 19 of 20 people found the following review helpful:  Poor quality and ineffective with thicker albums, By This review is from: Crosley CR40 Mini-Turntable (Red) (Electronics) I must qualify my review and opinion by stating that I am a newcomer to the vinyl game and a complete novice with the equipment: I recently received this item as a gift and was seriously disappointed with the performance. The arm is one solid piece of plastic that instead of moving vertically with the record's shape, digs into in as it spins. Not only is the arm very unforgiving of even the most minor rises in the vinyl, the needle couldn't even reach the surface of my colored vinyl or 180 gram records. I tried to fiddle with the unit but there is no way to adjust the arm and raise/lower the needle. The turntable worked with some albums that were older and in perfect condition, but it was ill-equipped to handle the vast majority of the albums I ran through it. The sound was "OK" but I didn't expect much from the small speakers. I would say that I was neither impressed nor disappointed with the sound that the player itself produced. One reviewer describes the... Read more |
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