Victrola Nostalgic 6-in-1 Bluetooth Record Player & Multimedia Center with Built-in Speakers - 3-Speed Turntable, CD & Cassette Player, AM/FM Radio | Wireless Music Streaming | Farmhouse Shiplap Grey

No tiene un volumen tan alto en general.

La compré porque quería un tocadiscos bonito para mi sala, pero terminó siendo uno de mis aparatos favoritos en casa. La Victrola The Quincy 6-in-1 no solo se ve increíble (en serio, parece sacada de la casa de mis abuelos), también suena muchísimo mejor de lo que imaginé para el precio. Me encanta que pueda usar de todo: vinilos, Bluetooth, casete, CD… hasta radio. Es muy práctico cuando tengo amigos y cada quien quiere poner música desde donde sea. El Bluetooth se conecta rápido y sin problemas, y los vinilos suenan cálidos y limpios. No soy audiófilo, pero sé cuando algo se escucha bien, y esto cumple perfecto. Además, se siente resistente y no un aparato plástico barato. En resumen: bonita, práctica y con buen sonido. Si buscas algo que combine nostalgia con funciones modernas, esta es una muy buena opción.

I'm a little of a retro freak so I've been searching for something like this for a while. Easy setup. Plays perfectly!

One of the best purchases I have made on here the sound is good the controls are responsive the record player is great I love my old records and this one plays them to my satisfaction.

I really wanted to love this unit. I had it on my Amazon wish list forever! My kids pooled their money and got it for me as a Christmas gift. I was super excited and couldn't wait to set it up. (It was my favorite gift!) Now, I am just sad about it and shopping for a different unit. I LOVE this and hate to return it. I gave it 3 stars simply because it is pretty and a cool concept. While this unit is beautiful and the farmhouse style matches my living room decor perfectly, the record player part of this unit is AWFUL. It scratched one of my brand new, never-played expensive Taylor Swift collector edition records. (NOT COOL!) The instructions tell you to tighten (you're really loosening) the screw holding the record plater secure for shipping purposes. Let's forget the fact it is extremely difficult to get to the screw since the top doesn't fully open-Tighting the screw down loosens the record player to the point you can see the wires underneath and the entire turntable wobbles. (It wobbles a good 1-2 inches) I understand the need for a record player to "float" I have owned many, (80's and 90's kid) but this unit is not stable/secure at all, and this wobbling probably doesn't help the skip/skate factor of the needle. The arm on the record player most definitely needs a counterweight. I have seen reviews where people tape a coin to the arm tip, but I am not going to modify or rig a brand-new unit to function properly. (not when it already ruined an expensive record.) This unit does have decent sound quality. We were also able to hook this up to our surround sound with no issues and it sounded great. The CD player and FM radio both worked fine. (I did not test the cassette player.) There is only one button to work the cassette player. You press it lightly/hard for play and FF. There is no rewind, which I think would get annoying. The metal-looking front panel on this unit is just cheap, painted plastic. The functions are difficult to see on the knobs without a super bright light. Also, on this particular unit, part of the stain streaks are clumsy blotches that look like they ran on the front of the lid. That probably sounds nit-picky, but the woodgrain/stain shouldn't actually look painted on. The GOOD: -pretty -cool retro vibe -multiple functions: CD, Cassette, Vinyl, FM radio -Decent sound out of built-in speakers -Connects to an external audio system easily and with no issues THE BAD: -record player skips and skates across all records-needs an arm weight -An extremely wobbly, unstable record player-it moves entirely too much -Cheap plastic front-NOT metal as it appears in pictures -poor paint/stain on parts of unit -only one button for cassette operation -difficult to see functions on knobs (need a flashlight to read it.) -no auto stop on the record player Victrola is typically a brand I immediately choose over others, but this one was a loss. (We own other Victrola products.) These issues could be easily fixed. (Weight on record player arm. A more secure turntable.) Better quality materials. I hope they address these issues and make this in a higher-quality design. I would pay more for something like this that didn't have design flaws.