I bought mine a year ago and I’m still loving it! I did take mine apart just to see what kind of batteries were in it. It takes 2 3.7 V nickel metal hydride batteries and if you’re good with a soldering iron you would be able to replace them.
@@panicBoydotcom long as the voltage is right, and this turntables circuit doesn't mind having amperage to spare or you can find one with the same current as well as voltage that fits in the space requirements, and charges at the same input voltage... Then absolutely 100% yes you can.
Just got this and I love it. The speakers are good for the size and price. The vinyl stream makes it easy to connect a Bluetooth speaker or headphones. The yellow one is super stylish and retro. Love it.
Hi Recorology!!!!!!!! I just bought this record player and have not received it yet. I agree with you 100% about it being on the ugly side, and I agree. The only reason I bought this unit is to ply 45's on, and I did not want to use my main turntable to play 45's and I was looking for something portable that did not have a ceramic cartridge. So I am hoping I like it. The fact that is had a much better cartridge and sound quality was the reason for the purchase
For a portable it sure sounds great! Not tinny or lacking in volume at all. It's a shame the batteries cannot be easily replaced if needed though; as you say.
This is a little off topic here, but it's good info for the fans. The newest Crosley and Victrola suitcase players and maybe the wooden units too don't have the adjustment screw anymore for the auto stop. They have an electronic auto stop now. Don't know if there is any adjustments to it. I haven't had one long enough to see if any records stop before the end.
It's not only the magnetic cartridge. It's also the pre-amp, as a lot of suitcase players can sound even worse with magnetic cartridges if their pre-amp is bad. So it is safe to say that this unit is fine tuned for what it is.
Sadly, my unit was D.O.A. when I ordered it just after Christmas. But a blessing really, as I was not impressed with the build quality and it was very lightweight. The device would turn on for around 15 seconds, then turn itself off. No charging or power from the battery either. Thankfully, I hadn't paid the full asking price of £199 here in the UK; more like £139. Currys, (one of our biggest electrical retailers here in the UK) gave me a full refund - no questions asked. So Kudos to them! I wasn't bothered about getting a replacement... I really enjoy you channel by the way! 👌👍
Finally, a real winner for a portable. Noting how it seems nearly identical to the Mykesonic fully automatic, but the Mykesonic substitutes "fully automatic" for "fully portable" (and takes away 78rpm). For me, this is the best "grab and quick-listen" machine that I can carry around the house or outside, and it was only $72 at '23 holiday time.
For anyone who's interested: if your Revolution Go is playing too slow or too fast, you can get to the pots by removing about ten screws at the underside of the player (note that four of them are hidden under the rubber feet). Then the top plate holding the record player mechanism comes off and then you can get to the underside of the motor where the pots are. Unfortunately, I had to balance the top plate in such a way I was able to both play a record and tweak the pots at the same time ?cannot use a strobe disk being blind), but now, my player is playing at the correct speed again. By the way, I was amazed to see that the speakers are mounted in a separate enclosure that is in turn mounted on springs; exactly the same as how Vwestlife described it when he reviewed that Mykesonic player lately.
@@MattBird-j6t It is no complex procedure; you just need to be a little bit careful when taking off the top plate as there are some (fragile) plastic clips. As far as I know, there is no video out there showing how to do it; but if you are careful, I think there is very little to go wrong here. By the way, all screws are at the underside of the player and 4 of them are under the feet, so you have to carefully remove the feet which are glued to the case. Oh and before I forget: you'll need a quite long screwdriver for some of the screws as they are quite deep into the case.
Would You be willing to do a video showing how to adjust the speed? Another user mentioned taking the screws out and then taking the top off… I know you’ve done dissection videos before. This is a great player.. just a tad slow on 33.. probably 45s too
Came back because I'm using this as my main TT while my Pro-ject is in the shop. I do wish the built-in preamp was switched so I could use my preamp or phono jacks but that's a small nitpick. Plugged into my 2.1 system this sounds great, if I weren't spoiled by the Pro-ject I don't known that I'd know what I was missing if this were my full time TT. Also I love posting photos of it to trigger the gatekeepers in Facebook groups ❤.
Thank you for your reviews 🙌 Looking for my first record player and Ive watched almost all yours videos❤ I can’t choose between Victrola Eastwood signature and Victrola revolution go. First one I liked because of the design and good characteristics, the second -I’ve been impressed of good sound quality. Can you help me to choose, please?!
Ordered one as a second system. Was thinking about ordering an acrylic slip mat so that the whole record would be at least somewhat supported when in use. Good idea, bad idea?
Love your channel.. the reason I purchased this player!! Having said that, it seems to be playing a bit slow . I asked Victrola how to adjust the speed… unfortunately there is no way to do so. I’ve seen videos on other units on removing the top unit .. there are not any obvious screws to me… any ideas?
Thanks for this video! I am trying to purchase my first turntable and live in a VERY tiny NYC apartment. Was looking at turntables that have speakers included and this model came across my nose. I am trying to balance that I don't have a lot of space (so it being portable and easily storable is nice), but also wanting it to sound good. I am new to the hobby, so not ready for a total investment piece (but hope to get there one day). Would you go with the Revolution Go if you were me? Thanks again!
How about a entry level turntable with bluetooth? You don't say anything to show need a portable like what is showed here. Some good names are available from approx. $200-300+, even Sony and Audio Technica, a recommended price range for you. Though there are higher and lower cost ones (I am prejudiced against "Vimukun" , "Angles Horn" and this "Victorla" stuff for less than $200). You can get the powered, bluetooth 'bookshelf speakers in a similar price range, and if there is no bookshelf space, find ones that are wall mountable, with brackets. These can serve you well for a long time, with care. NY NY also in a small apt. but with a lot of components.
@@stevenj2380 That's helpful. I don't need it portable, I guess. But I don't have the space to have it out all the time, so I like the portable feature so I could store the turntable when not using it. I don't have a table or desk space to keep it out all the time. I was looking for something that already had speakers, since it is another thing I don't want to have to add into my space, but appreciate the suggestions of other speaker setups. Thank you!
@@fleursseches I think the revolution go will suit your needs perfectly. I also use the portable feature to be able to put it away when not in use and to set it up whenever I'd like to play records. So the not so great plastic construction should not be a problem as long as you are careful with it. And whenever you are ready to do some investment on a bigger speaker system, this player will still suit your needs for a while as you can connect it via a line-out or bluetooth so that it sounds great through your speaker system too. The only risk you are taking I think is that there seem to be some units arriving broken which is a shame for such a great little unit. I was lucky and so I am enjoying it very much!
I used to have a non-portable decent mid-range pro turntable that I upgraded an Ortofon Blue stylus cartridge to and hooked up to a 5.1 home theater sound system. Well when I moved to a new apartment I was worried about neighbors and if the sound would rattle the walls and bother neighbors. After going through many reviews and asking some friends of mine I got the Revolution GO and am not going back! I HIGHLY recommend it!!
@@MichaelWaisJr Thank you for your story and recommendations. I’m in process of choosing the first one, between Revolution go and Victrola Eastwood. Is it the same sound? Or someone is better than other one?
This is a cool portable record player, I wasn't aware of. I have been a big fan of the NuMark PT01 portable record player. Do you have a PT01? Would you consider reviewing it? Keep up the good work!
As the PT01 has a ceramic cartridge but probably more rugged build quality, I would love to see a comparison. Does the small form factor benefit from the better cartridge? Hmmm...
@@Recordology PT01 is cool as it can run off of 6 D cells, making it a true portable. It comes with a ceramic cartridge, but there are popular mod kits to allow those who want to, change the tonearm and add a pre-amp board to accommodate a magnetic cartridge. It's got quite a cult following, and even comes in a DJ "Scratch Version" - I was so impressed by mine, I gifted one to my 6 year old godson as well as my 12 year old granddaughter.... Again, keep up the good work!
where is the reset button located? I've looked everywhere on the back panel and can't find it anywhere. The only things I see are the power input, the headphone jack, the rca connections, and a screw between the rca jacks.
I have just picked up another one of these Revolution Go’s at a Curry’s store, here in the U.K. It was their last one - a display model but not used for around £58 [~$71) Hopefully have better luck second time round, my thinking? Nope! Still the same issue as the last one: not charging and turningI itself off after around 10 seconds. Seems to be a common fault. So tomorrow it will be going back to store for (yet) another refund. Think I will give up on these as a bad idea. Hope you’re having better luck with yours though…👍
@@Recordology just pulled the trigger on the mid century Empire.. Hopefully i won't have the same issue with the cassette.. but looking forward to it. Your videos are great.. 👍
My son and I are getting into records and are looking for a portable record player that has batteries and a headphone jack. Any recommendations? Wed like thhe record player to be portable friendly.
I was, in a way, waiting for this one to see what your opinion was after using it for a while. I still have mine and it still is giving me alot of listening pleasure, especially using the vinyl stream mode connected with my stereo set. And yes, the build quality could have been better, but if you think of it like: "Well, I set it up whenever I want to play records and put it away whenever I'm done with it." instead of seeing it as a portable that you can take anywhere, the build quality is not a huge problem I guess. The cheap mechanism didn't cause me that much problems over time; the only thing I did to it so far is putting a little drop of oil on the platter and motor bearings to resolve an issue where I noticed a little decrease of speed once in a while. Eversince, it plays very well. Also, the voice prompts are great; I think Victrola should advertise that feature towards visually impaired people like me, it's great to know in which mode you are, what the battery status is and when a bluetooth device is connected. All in all, a great little turntable!
Lol, yes that's a guitar strap, theyre not just calling it that, even the strap buttons on the sides it attaches to, thats how guitar straps attach, and im going to amazon to find one with elastic in it as soon as im done typing this, that's brilliant. and as far as i know ceramic carts are still magnetic, or they wouldn't generate a signal lol
Ceramic cartridges are piezoelectric. They generate signals not through moving magnets but through atomic displacement. The "cradle" on which the stylus cantilever rests vibrates against a small piece of ceramic material, and when its atoms are moved, they react in a manner that generates an electrical signal. Different thing altogether than a magnetic cartridge, at least that's how I understand it.
Quite good actually as long as you use a proper 78 stylus (which is available for the AT3600 cartridge). From time to time, I put that stylus on and play my 78RPM collection and I enjoy it very much.
First, you need to deaden that room a bit. It sounds pretty "echoey". Second, very unlikely I would pick up that record shown in the video as I am not the least bit interested in that kind of music. Will be picking up Ad Infinitum's newest one instead off of Bandcamp. Third, yeah, that record player not be the prettiest one around, but for a small portable unit, it really does actually sound quite good for what it is. I don't have one, although I was tempted to buy one. I like the idea of one of the other poster's in that is is a nice unit to bust out if wanting to play some records, even if using it to stream into a larger stereo rig either via the Bluetooth streaming or using the line-outs, and then be able to pack it up and put it away when done. Also the added bonus of taking it to record shows and shops to be able to test play some records.
this a cool idea but to me the plastic case sounds brittle to me and I believe it will crack as it gets older ,why could'nt they use one of the suitcase design and put that record player in it it would be a little tougher than that cheap plastic they could slightly alter the suit case design just slightly make it longer to fit the speakers and keep the chrome edges to make it snassy looking and who is going to use cover to display albums it looks cheap ,I mean victrola has those cases to store your records made out of same material as the suitcase players to take your favorite albums anywhere my daughters have the same record case they can witstand bad handling ,so I agree 150 percent with your review of player ,battery does not impress me when that battery goes it will most likely be a pain to replace ,whoever designed this was not thinking in my opinion or does not understand the term portable ,in the 50's they had the suitcase design and were considered portable and with todays electronics it would be a lot lighter to carry around and could save money on a new design they could call it a surprise suitcase player new and improved ,I go to the walmarts where i live and I always see victrola suitcase and crosley players the are still selling them so just change the guts of with the new suitcase player with this one it already has the handle just add the side snaps for the strap handle see problem solved in stead of paying the designer big money for cheap you have a better alternative and use this idea for cheap well I'm done JRo
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I bought mine a year ago and I’m still loving it! I did take mine apart just to see what kind of batteries were in it. It takes 2 3.7 V nickel metal hydride batteries and if you’re good with a soldering iron you would be able to replace them.
Good to know!
I wonder if you could up the mahs to get like 24hr runtime
@@panicBoydotcom long as the voltage is right, and this turntables circuit doesn't mind having amperage to spare or you can find one with the same current as well as voltage that fits in the space requirements, and charges at the same input voltage... Then absolutely 100% yes you can.
Was gonna say, any battery is user-replaceable if you’re brave enough :)
Just got this and I love it. The speakers are good for the size and price. The vinyl stream makes it easy to connect a Bluetooth speaker or headphones. The yellow one is super stylish and retro. Love it.
Hi Recorology!!!!!!!! I just bought this record player and have not received it yet. I agree with you 100% about it being on the ugly side, and I agree. The only reason I bought this unit is to ply 45's on, and I did not want to use my main turntable to play 45's and I was looking for something portable that did not have a ceramic cartridge. So I am hoping I like it. The fact that is had a much better cartridge and sound quality was the reason for the purchase
For a portable it sure sounds great! Not tinny or lacking in volume at all. It's a shame the batteries cannot be easily replaced if needed though; as you say.
At least the lid gives you a way to keep your records organized
This is a little off topic here, but it's good info for the fans. The newest Crosley and Victrola suitcase players and maybe the wooden units too don't have the adjustment screw anymore for the auto stop. They have an electronic auto stop now. Don't know if there is any adjustments to it. I haven't had one long enough to see if any records stop before the end.
It's not only the magnetic cartridge.
It's also the pre-amp, as a lot of suitcase players can sound even worse with magnetic cartridges if their pre-amp is bad.
So it is safe to say that this unit is fine tuned for what it is.
Sadly, my unit was D.O.A. when I ordered it just after Christmas. But a blessing really, as I was not impressed with the build quality and it was very lightweight. The device would turn on for around 15 seconds, then turn itself off. No charging or power from the battery either.
Thankfully, I hadn't paid the full asking price of £199 here in the UK; more like £139. Currys, (one of our biggest electrical retailers here in the UK) gave me a full refund - no questions asked. So Kudos to them! I wasn't bothered about getting a replacement...
I really enjoy you channel by the way! 👌👍
That sounds amazing especially considering the rest of the build
The best portable turntable that I own is the M Music Public Kingdom TT 270. Right now, it’s my go to record player.
Alright! Just ordered the coffee cup! Thanks man!
Finally, a real winner for a portable. Noting how it seems nearly identical to the Mykesonic fully automatic, but the Mykesonic substitutes "fully automatic" for "fully portable" (and takes away 78rpm). For me, this is the best "grab and quick-listen" machine that I can carry around the house or outside, and it was only $72 at '23 holiday time.
Just bought one for
For anyone who's interested: if your Revolution Go is playing too slow or too fast, you can get to the pots by removing about ten screws at the underside of the player (note that four of them are hidden under the rubber feet). Then the top plate holding the record player mechanism comes off and then you can get to the underside of the motor where the pots are. Unfortunately, I had to balance the top plate in such a way I was able to both play a record and tweak the pots at the same time ?cannot use a strobe disk being blind), but now, my player is playing at the correct speed again. By the way, I was amazed to see that the speakers are mounted in a separate enclosure that is in turn mounted on springs; exactly the same as how Vwestlife described it when he reviewed that Mykesonic player lately.
Mine is too slow .. it’s this process a simple or complex process. Just worried about ruining the player .. is there a video out there?
@@MattBird-j6t It is no complex procedure; you just need to be a little bit careful when taking off the top plate as there are some (fragile) plastic clips. As far as I know, there is no video out there showing how to do it; but if you are careful, I think there is very little to go wrong here. By the way, all screws are at the underside of the player and 4 of them are under the feet, so you have to carefully remove the feet which are glued to the case. Oh and before I forget: you'll need a quite long screwdriver for some of the screws as they are quite deep into the case.
Looks like it was based off the victrola eastwood turntable.
Is Victrola Eastwood has the same sound? I’m choosing between Revolution go Eastwood. Can you recommend the best one?
awesome review
I LOVE MY REVGO dude this thing has resparked my love for records.
Awesome!!!
Would
You be willing to do a video showing how to adjust the speed? Another user mentioned taking the screws out and then taking the top off… I know you’ve done dissection videos before. This is a great player.. just a tad slow on 33.. probably 45s too
Came back because I'm using this as my main TT while my Pro-ject is in the shop. I do wish the built-in preamp was switched so I could use my preamp or phono jacks but that's a small nitpick. Plugged into my 2.1 system this sounds great, if I weren't spoiled by the Pro-ject I don't known that I'd know what I was missing if this were my full time TT. Also I love posting photos of it to trigger the gatekeepers in Facebook groups ❤.
Thats always fun to do lol.....
Thank you for your reviews 🙌
Looking for my first record player and Ive watched almost all yours videos❤ I can’t choose between Victrola Eastwood signature and Victrola revolution go. First one I liked because of the design and good characteristics, the second -I’ve been impressed of good sound quality.
Can you help me to choose, please?!
Ordered one as a second system. Was thinking about ordering an acrylic slip mat so that the whole record would be at least somewhat supported when in use. Good idea, bad idea?
Hey, what's the theme song of your intro? 0:50
That was from an old K-Mart background music loop from the 70's I found online. Not sure of the title.
Love your channel.. the reason I purchased this player!! Having said that, it seems to be playing a bit slow . I asked Victrola how to adjust the speed… unfortunately there is no way to do so. I’ve seen videos on other units on removing the top unit .. there are not any obvious screws to me… any ideas?
Thanks for this video! I am trying to purchase my first turntable and live in a VERY tiny NYC apartment. Was looking at turntables that have speakers included and this model came across my nose. I am trying to balance that I don't have a lot of space (so it being portable and easily storable is nice), but also wanting it to sound good. I am new to the hobby, so not ready for a total investment piece (but hope to get there one day). Would you go with the Revolution Go if you were me? Thanks again!
How about a entry level turntable with bluetooth? You don't say anything to show need a portable like what is showed here.
Some good names are available from approx. $200-300+, even Sony and Audio Technica, a recommended price range for you. Though there are higher and lower cost ones (I am prejudiced against "Vimukun" , "Angles Horn" and this "Victorla" stuff for less than $200).
You can get the powered, bluetooth 'bookshelf speakers in a similar price range, and if there is no bookshelf space, find ones that are wall mountable, with brackets.
These can serve you well for a long time, with care.
NY NY also in a small apt. but with a lot of components.
@@stevenj2380 That's helpful. I don't need it portable, I guess. But I don't have the space to have it out all the time, so I like the portable feature so I could store the turntable when not using it. I don't have a table or desk space to keep it out all the time. I was looking for something that already had speakers, since it is another thing I don't want to have to add into my space, but appreciate the suggestions of other speaker setups. Thank you!
@@fleursseches I think the revolution go will suit your needs perfectly. I also use the portable feature to be able to put it away when not in use and to set it up whenever I'd like to play records. So the not so great plastic construction should not be a problem as long as you are careful with it. And whenever you are ready to do some investment on a bigger speaker system, this player will still suit your needs for a while as you can connect it via a line-out or bluetooth so that it sounds great through your speaker system too. The only risk you are taking I think is that there seem to be some units arriving broken which is a shame for such a great little unit. I was lucky and so I am enjoying it very much!
I used to have a non-portable decent mid-range pro turntable that I upgraded an Ortofon Blue stylus cartridge to and hooked up to a 5.1 home theater sound system. Well when I moved to a new apartment I was worried about neighbors and if the sound would rattle the walls and bother neighbors. After going through many reviews and asking some friends of mine I got the Revolution GO and am not going back! I HIGHLY recommend it!!
@@MichaelWaisJr Thank you for your story and recommendations.
I’m in process of choosing the first one, between Revolution go and Victrola Eastwood. Is it the same sound? Or someone is better than other one?
Agree. I had one and it sounds better than it should.
This is a cool portable record player, I wasn't aware of. I have been a big fan of the NuMark PT01 portable record player. Do you have a PT01? Would you consider reviewing it? Keep up the good work!
As the PT01 has a ceramic cartridge but probably more rugged build quality, I would love to see a comparison. Does the small form factor benefit from the better cartridge? Hmmm...
I need to find one!
@@Recordology PT01 is cool as it can run off of 6 D cells, making it a true portable. It comes with a ceramic cartridge, but there are popular mod kits to allow those who want to, change the tonearm and add a pre-amp board to accommodate a magnetic cartridge. It's got quite a cult following, and even comes in a DJ "Scratch Version" - I was so impressed by mine, I gifted one to my 6 year old godson as well as my 12 year old granddaughter.... Again, keep up the good work!
@@Recordology can this turntable handle bass heavy records like daft punks homework
where is the reset button located? I've looked everywhere on the back panel and can't find it anywhere. The only things I see are the power input, the headphone jack, the rca connections, and a screw between the rca jacks.
I have just picked up another one of these Revolution Go’s at a Curry’s store, here in the U.K. It was their last one - a display model but not used for around £58 [~$71) Hopefully have better luck second time round, my thinking? Nope! Still the same issue as the last one: not charging and turningI itself off after around 10 seconds. Seems to be a common fault. So tomorrow it will be going back to store for (yet) another refund. Think I will give up on these as a bad idea. Hope you’re having better luck with yours though…👍
Late to the party on this, but just wondering if there is an option for me to hook up my Bose Companion 2 speakers to this, as well?
did you guys ever review the Liberty w/ standd, I'm torn between that one and the Empire aka mid centuary. thanks
I don't think we did......might have to look into that.
@@Recordology just pulled the trigger on the mid century Empire.. Hopefully i won't have the same issue with the cassette.. but looking forward to it. Your videos are great.. 👍
i had an audio technica turntable with a tonearm very similar to the one on that
i like the albums of Enoch Light !!
Yes!
Suena muy bien!!!
Hello, do you know if this portable turntable warp your records?
My son and I are getting into records and are looking for a portable record player that has batteries and a headphone jack. Any recommendations? Wed like thhe record player to be portable friendly.
This one is the best. Enjoy the journey!
I can't get the record sound.
I was, in a way, waiting for this one to see what your opinion was after using it for a while. I still have mine and it still is giving me alot of listening pleasure, especially using the vinyl stream mode connected with my stereo set. And yes, the build quality could have been better, but if you think of it like: "Well, I set it up whenever I want to play records and put it away whenever I'm done with it." instead of seeing it as a portable that you can take anywhere, the build quality is not a huge problem I guess. The cheap mechanism didn't cause me that much problems over time; the only thing I did to it so far is putting a little drop of oil on the platter and motor bearings to resolve an issue where I noticed a little decrease of speed once in a while. Eversince, it plays very well. Also, the voice prompts are great; I think Victrola should advertise that feature towards visually impaired people like me, it's great to know in which mode you are, what the battery status is and when a bluetooth device is connected. All in all, a great little turntable!
Agreed 100%!
Does it turn exactly 33rpm?😊
Pretty close
Lol, yes that's a guitar strap, theyre not just calling it that, even the strap buttons on the sides it attaches to, thats how guitar straps attach, and im going to amazon to find one with elastic in it as soon as im done typing this, that's brilliant.
and as far as i know ceramic carts are still magnetic, or they wouldn't generate a signal lol
Ceramic cartridges are piezoelectric. They generate signals not through moving magnets but through atomic displacement. The "cradle" on which the stylus cantilever rests vibrates against a small piece of ceramic material, and when its atoms are moved, they react in a manner that generates an electrical signal. Different thing altogether than a magnetic cartridge, at least that's how I understand it.
How's it sound on 78rpm?
Quite good actually as long as you use a proper 78 stylus (which is available for the AT3600 cartridge). From time to time, I put that stylus on and play my 78RPM collection and I enjoy it very much.
I really don't know why they put the headphone jack on the back. I really don't.
Same
I think it’s because they can use the PCB that the line out jacks and preamp are mounted onto at the rear.
You see ugly I see Dieter Rams style, the 50's era Braun record player style.
"I'll let you know my thoughts about what my thoughts are".....
i prefer the stereo versions myself
First, you need to deaden that room a bit. It sounds pretty "echoey".
Second, very unlikely I would pick up that record shown in the video as I am not the least bit interested in that kind of music. Will be picking up Ad Infinitum's newest one instead off of Bandcamp.
Third, yeah, that record player not be the prettiest one around, but for a small portable unit, it really does actually sound quite good for what it is. I don't have one, although I was tempted to buy one. I like the idea of one of the other poster's in that is is a nice unit to bust out if wanting to play some records, even if using it to stream into a larger stereo rig either via the Bluetooth streaming or using the line-outs, and then be able to pack it up and put it away when done. Also the added bonus of taking it to record shows and shops to be able to test play some records.
We will be adding some acoustic panels soon.... its a work in progress.
Good video! Your 45 adapter seems very overpriced tho...
They are custom printed and finished by hand. Not mass produced.
Sir
Is it available in India?
this a cool idea but to me the plastic case sounds brittle to me and I believe it will crack as it gets older ,why could'nt they use one of the suitcase design and put that record player in it it would be a little tougher than that cheap plastic they could slightly alter the suit case design just slightly make it longer to fit the speakers and keep the chrome edges to make it snassy looking and who is going to use cover to display albums it looks cheap ,I mean victrola has those cases to store your records made out of same material as the suitcase players to take your favorite albums anywhere my daughters have the same record case they can witstand bad handling ,so I agree 150 percent with your review of player ,battery does not impress me when that battery goes it will most likely be a pain to replace ,whoever designed this was not thinking in my opinion or does not understand the term portable ,in the 50's they had the suitcase design and were considered portable and with todays electronics it would be a lot lighter to carry around and could save money on a new design they could call it a surprise suitcase player new and improved ,I go to the walmarts where i live and I always see victrola suitcase and crosley players the are still selling them so just change the guts of with the new suitcase player with this one it already has the handle just add the side snaps for the strap handle see problem solved in stead of paying the designer big money for cheap you have a better alternative and use this idea for cheap well I'm done JRo
Sounds dreadful
It’s a portable. Lol.