Victrola VTA-73 Eastwood Signature Bluetooth Record Player With Built-in Speakers

Smaller than I imagined, and it turned out to be perfect! Very attractive case, sounds wonderful in the wifes' office. When paired to her speakers, you couldn't wipe the smile from her face. It's clearly not a DJs turntable, and the reasonable price reflected that...for what it is though, I would have no problem recommending it to anyone who loves the sound of old vinyl discs. We're very happy with this product from Victrola, and plan on getting a second one for me.

I love this record player! It sounds great, looks great, and works with my Bluetooth compatible headphones. I feel that digital music is so ubiquitous that I just stopped listening years ago. Through this record player, I have a renewed interest in music and once again find myself appreciating an entire album with the artwork, liner notes, and nuances in sound that only a record can provide. I'm very happy with this purchase and look forward to playing many records on it.

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I'm getting back into albums and this fits perfectly! Now to build up my albums from the 60-70s when music was the best!!

The sound was great once we figured out that the stylus was not snapped on properly. Look at youtube on how to replace the stylus. We were also able to play music from a mobile phone to the bluetooth speaker. I wish ww shopped around for a better price. It's pretty good quality overall, though.

I just received the Eastwood Signature turntable, and so far, enjoy it. The only complaint is that it's missing one of the rubber legs (stopper) on the underside of the unit, so it sits lopsided. I rigged up something to sit underneath to level it, but not sure why it wasn't included or how I can get a replacement ? any suggestions?

I had looked forward to buying a Victrola record player for quite a while. The first time I used my new turntable, the sound just cut out. If you slap it or fiddle with the knobs, the sound will come back, but that's a little ridiculous. Other than that, I also find the sound quality inferior and the volume does not go up very loud. I would not recommend the Eastwood Signature.

I received VTA-73 as a gift. This turntable is a fun toy, but not for serious listening. The platter is plastic, not aluminum, but it is belt driven. The platter is too small to fully support a 12 inch record. Victrola does not supply complete specification on the magnetic phono cartridge, but it is much better than most other toy turntables. Incomplete specifications on the phono cartridge is serious because it doesn't appear that Victrola carries replacement styli (not "needles") for this model. If the specified Audio Technica AT-3600LA is similar to AT3600L and uses stylus ATN3600L, then the stylus is conical 0.6 mil, totally inappropriate for 78 rpm shellac records. Shellac is not vinyl. The Bluetooth send feature makes a horrendous high pitched whine noise that doesn't appear in the internal speaker or the line level output, which must be in the analog circuit before the signal is digitized. Victrola should stop pretending it is a high fidelity company.

Bluetooth does not work. Won't connect to any BT device. Built in speaker is sub-par.

Out of the box, the stylus did not work right. It mostly skittered across the record. The few times it didn't, the volume on the music was incredibly low, even though the volume was turned up all the way. Sounded like a whisper while standing right next to it. All in all, really a poor experience from a brand that came highly recommended.