Crosley CR7010A-BK Ridgemont 3-Speed Turntable with Bluetooth, AM/FM Radio, CD Player, Cassette Deck, and Aux-in

Attractive, easy to use, sounds great, doesn’t take up much room.

Really needed it for the cassette player other models have a cheaper mechanism.Reason for the 4 starts is that the display screen arrived scuffed slightly.Is definitely a large unit so have a designated space for it

Nostalgic piece, works great just needs better quality stock speakers, definitely recommend getting external speakers.

Straight out of the box there was minor water/moisture damage to the housing. Smaller than a penny so I was willing to overlook it. The DC power port wasn’t seated properly so it took maybe 10 minutes to get power to it. Once I was past that and got it to turn on the turn table wouldn’t spin. Another 15-20 minutes and finically figured out the arm switch was out of alignment. Got that taken care of and past the first 45 minutes of plugging in the unit I finally was able to play a record. Speed was way off. Sounded like Alvin and the Chipmunks. Gave up, put it back in the box and sent it back. Avoid Crosley at all cost. Even if it works, it’s damaging you records.

Definitely not worth over $100. I haven’t had a record player in years, but still love to collect media, I liked that this had a CD player since I listen to a lot of music that hasn’t made it onto streaming platforms, I also own a lot of cassettes, but my previous cassette player sounded way better (that one kept stopping randomly, I was nervous it was gonna hurt the tapes) but the sounds seems to leave something to be desired through every playable output.Record player- it works fine, I get the feeling the needle may put too much weight on the record and will eventually ruin my records, it seems like my turntable is a little outta alignment or something because when I start a record it sounds wobbly and distorted, but the closer to the center the arm gets it starts to sound better…Tape player- is just fine, but like I said before, things sound distorted, maybe the internal amp is not right, not sure how they work, but it’s like it’s turned up too high or something.CD player- also works great aside from the sound.Bluetooth- connects easy enough, but again the sound.Built in speakers- sound like “built in speakers”…I have mine plugged into a receiver that I use to watch movies and play video games, along with my other cassette player so obviously that sounds better, but the speakers that come with it are just fine, not good, not bad, just fine.If you want like a decent starter kit for collecting media I’d say sure, but if you want something to listen to music on, I’d do a little researched first. The price definitely should be lower 3 stars across the board.

Sound quality is like any record player not amazing, but expected. Very easy to set up and use. Love it! It’s very unique I like how it has the capability to play the radio, cassette tapes and vinyls

This unit is very nice looking, all black with integrated front speakers. However, the sound was just awful. I have an old fashioned looking unit that I bought on Amazon that also has integrated speakers and sounds very good. It just looks all wrong for my now mid century style home (also the cassette player portion eats cassettes). I expected more from this Crosley all in one stereo because I have a retro style Crosley TV that has excellent sound. Another thing was that the tuning dial of this unit takes many, many turns to get from one station to another. It has fine tuning numbers between all the stations but the dial takes multiple - feels like a hundred - turns to get from one station to another. What is up with that? I unfortunately had to return this item as defective. I don't like to think that this is the way it was meant to be.

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely LOVE this piece of equipment!!! Highly recommend! Very easy to set up and use. Even my nine year old loves it. I would suggest purchasing extra speakers if you like it really LOUD.