Victrola 7-in-1 Wood Bluetooth Mid Century Record Player with 3-Speed Turntable, CD, Cassette Player and Radio

I bought this 6 in 1 Record player about a month ago. It has all the great features that I was looking for. It gives that old school feel.

Works great. Really like the auto-stop and start features. The cd player is a nice upgrade from the “other” record player (can't remember model but is identical except for cd player). I also prefer the on/off switch as opposed to the on/off/volume knob. Has a great sound, consistent speed control w no warble or drag. This player's cabinet is big enough to close the lid on a playing record. The non-cd player version is slightly smaller and the record sticks out of the cabinet when playing.

Color in Grey. Got this as a Birthday Gift and absolutely love it! Listening to classic vinyl records brings back so many wonderful memories. The blue tooth feature is perfect for streaming. The matching stand is just perfect for it and does not take up a lot of space. Love the Vintage look.

I purchased this product over a year ago. I've used the radio, CD player, and turntable. I had some issues with the CD player but unplugging the unit for awhile resolved this. I love the look and the build quality. At some point I plan to upgrade to a better system, and this unit can go to another room. BTW, for hearing aid users, the sound defaults to my BT hearing aids.

This Victrola unit looks really nice and seems solidly built. Obviously not real wood at this price point, but the faux wood pattern is clean and smooth. The unit was much larger than I expected, but that's my fault for not checking dimensions first. One thing that annoys me about it is that you can't get a true fade out on the radio volume. For instance say there are audio levels 0-10. When you get the dial down to 3 it goes completely mute. You can't get to 2 or 1. This is only true for the Radio function - the other modes don't have the issue. Overall a nice piece that I'm happy with.

I suppose it is cheap, it looks nice and has OK sound for the small speakers; but I have similar issues with others: - The volume knob is scratchy and cuts off around 3 - Playing light weight vinyl the player skips and does not rotate flat/ Makes it seem that the record is warped.

I love the way it looks, it's an absolutely beautiful design. There is one problem with this that I have though. I bought this player just a few months ago, but there's already an issue with the playing speed. I'm not entirely sure what's wrong with it, as I'm putting it on the right RPM setting, yet it plays too slow still. I'm not entirely sure how to get this fixed, so I'm a little disappointed since I did pay so much for it. Otherwise, I appreciate the range of features it has but wish I knew how to fix this issue without paying any more money.

I just received a replacement, free of charge, because the first Victrola Empire I received a few weeks ago skipped in the same place on every record. I was pretty excited about the replacement until I put on a brand new record, The skipping is worse than the first player. Absolutely awful. I literally stared at the needle as it skipped and there was no visible reason. The only reason I bought this was to have a nice looking all in one with a turntable that wouldn't take up the room of my 35 year old rack system. The only reason I gave three stars is for the beautiful appearance. Performance is a zero.

Skipping on new records out of the box. Mechanisms seem chintzy. The table is plastic. Quite disappointed. Spend a little more for a fluance or audiotechnica.

This record player skipped on all of my records the minute I put on my first record. I then played the same record on a friends record player and they played perfectly. I have also had substantial issues with the customer service. It has taken me an entire month to get anything sorted out with them. I suggest getting a player with a counter weight for maintaining record longevity.