Rhapsody 7-in-1 Record Player

Speed on 33 1/3 rpm is over 34 rpm. Sound is shrill and tinny. External speakers help somewhat. Nice looking, but I was hoping for more. And btw, Crosley, if anyone does read this with influence on product development, there is a market for an all in one with quality components. Many of us older audiophiles would like the convenience and would be willing to spend twice the price for a product that performs.

My favorite part of the Crosley is the RCA audio output jack in the rear. The wired connectivity makes it compatible with a wide variety of additional amplifiers to improve the sound quality, especially the bass response. There's no need to modify this unit, as it can either be used alone or as an additional component to a larger audio system with just the use of two RCA patch cables.

Found this entertainment combo online and thought it very cool looking from the pictures. Was so anxious to get it that I ended mistakenly purchasing two from different merchants due to difficulty finding them in stock and of course being “impossible” to cancel do to already being shipped. Upon arrival of both I tried both units and found them “cool” looking but quite inferior in quality.CD function seems good enough(though fragile)as well as record player.Bluetooth function seems to work as expected but the radio part of both units are a big disappointment.On one I can pick up FM stations within perhaps 50 or so miles, the other maybe 30.On the AM band, one will bring in a station about ten miles away while the other won’t pick up anything.(yes Crosley I’ve done everything from turning it upside down to trying to balance it on one corner) If you’re not buying this just to look at , I would suggest you go elsewhere for a decent product..