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Crosley CR8005A-RE Cruiser Portable 3-Speed Turntable (Red)

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3.7 out of 5 stars 2,392 customer reviews
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  • Belt-driven portable turntable with NP6 needle
  • Manual return tone arm
  • Plays 3 speeds: 33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM records
  • Dynamic full range stereo speakers
  • RCA and headphone jack outputs
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Technical Details

Color: Red
  • 3 Speed
  • Built in speakers


Product Information

Color:Red
Product Dimensions 14 x 10.5 x 4.6 inches
Item Weight 5.5 pounds
Shipping Weight 7.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Department unisex-adult
Manufacturer Crosley Direct Import FOB (Yantian)
ASIN B00EZD00O4
Origin Made in USA or Imported
Item model number CR8005A-RE
Customer Reviews
3.7 out of 5 stars 2,392 customer reviews

3.7 out of 5 stars
Best Sellers Rank #2,022 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
#1,594 in Electronics > Home Audio & Theater
Date first available at Amazon.com November 1, 2011

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Crosley Cruiser Turntable
CR8016 Messenger CR8005A Cruiser CR6019 Executive CR6232 Nomad CR6230 Snap CR6250 Keepsake Deluxe
Plays 3 Speeds - 33 1/3, 45 & 78 RPM Records Plays 3 Speeds - 33 1/3, 45 & 78 RPM Records Plays 3 Speeds - 33 1/3, 45 & 78 RPM Records Plays 3 Speeds - 33 1/3, 45 & 78 RPM Records Plays 3 Speeds - 33 1/3, 45 & 78 RPM Records Plays 2 Speeds - 33 1/3 & 45 RPM Records
Speaker Dynamic Full Range Speaker Dynamic Full Range Stereo Speakers Dynamic Full Range Stereo Speakers Dynamic Full Range Stereo Speakers Dynamic Full Range Stereo Speakers Dynamic Full Range Stereo Speakers
Auxiliary Input
Headphone Jack
RCA Output RCA Analog Output is Switchable to PHONO or LINE Out (RCA Cable Included)
USB Enabled
Pitch Control
Variable Weighted Tonearm
Power Battery or AC Adapter AC Adapter AC Adapter AC Adapter AC Adapter AC Adapter
Dimensions (w x h x d) / Weight 15.5" x 4.5" x 10.5" / 4.5 lbs 14.00" x 4.63" x 10.50" / 5.5 lbs 14" x 11" x 4.5" / 6 lbs 17" x 4" x 13" / 10.5 lbs 17" x 5" x 11.5" / 12 lbs 17" x 7" x 11" / 12 lbs


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Color: Blue Verified Purchase
i just received my crosley in the mail today. it was packaged extremely well to avoid any mishaps, and as for the whole stuck lid/butter knife thing, mine came wrapped in plastic that fed through the crack between the base and lid into the actual player so i had absolutely no issue opening it. the speakers work wonderfully for my room and i actually prefer not to listen at full volume because it's too loud, so again, i don't get the comments about the player being too quiet. this thing is almost too easy to use--just don't forget to use the adapter on the turntable if you're new to the record world and your vinyls sound warped/use the rubber pad so your records don't wobble. there is almost always a solution to the problems people seem to be having. i have this player in green and it's almost too precious. i definitely recommend it for someone with a small place and for someone who doesn't love the look of really techy players. it's not too small but fits easily on a desk top. and i'm speaking for someone who was really worried about purchasing this and almost didn't because of all the negative reviews floating around.
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Color: Turquoise
Let me start off by saying that I am judging this player based on what it is designed to be: a small, portable player. I'm not going to be one of those guys who compares stuff to their $$$$$$ setups.

I picked this up last night during Black Friday to replace my old system (turntable+preamp+stereo+speakers) and I have to say, it's an awesome little machine. Everything is self contained here, meaning you don't need the absurd amount of equipment I previously listed, but rather can pur on a record and play (just don't be an idiot like me and forget to take the needle cover off and then wonder why it's not working). Just think "Excellent Little Record Player" and you have the basic jist of what this is. There are a few things to note however:

Size: It's actually smaller than it looks. Which is't a bad thing. A 33 1/2 will hang off the side while playing, but that's no big deal. If anything, that only adds to the portability and is a great thing.

Speakers: The only bad thing I can say about this little guy is that his speakers are not very good. Playing straight through the player has a small, thin, tinny sound. This to me isn't worth taking a star off though, because anyone who is into vinyl is going to be running it through an external speaker (I'm just running mine into my iPhone dock and that sounds really good). For what this product is designed to be (a small and mainly PORTABLE player), you can't really fit larger speakers on it, so like I said before, it's a non-issue. Also, there is a headphone jack so you can plug in there.

If you're already into vinyl and want a smaller player to travel with or are looking for something less expensive to start your journey into audiophilia, this is a great little player.
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Color: Tweed Verified Purchase
Alright... This was my experience with this turntable.

A few months back, I had the opportunity to listen to vinyl the way it was meant to be heard. An old friend of mine invited me over to listen to some records of some post hardcore and progressive albums of some guys we listened to back in middle school and high school. My mind was blown at the sound quality. He went on to explain how vinyls work and the benefits to having an analog sound and all of that good stuff. After hearing the quality of the sound as well as the nostalgia overload, I knew this was something I was going to get into eventually.

About 3 weeks ago, I decided to finally pull the trigger on starting this obsession. However, I'm a college student with plenty of bills to pay, and didn't want to jump right into spending $800 on a setup when I knew I was going to spend a crap load of money on vinyls as it was, and not knowing if this was something I was going to stick with or not.

I did a lot of research. Basically everyone was telling me something I was very familiar with, (I'm a computers/tablets salesman) which was "You get what you pay for." And more specifically, "You want to spend at least $350-$400." I still knew I wasn't ready to drop that kind of cash. I ended up asking a couple of my friends who were also getting into the hobby of vinyl collecting, and they recommended this little guy. They told me not to pay attention to the reviews, and that it was a great turntable to start with. I looked at the reviews anyways, and came to the conclusion that hey, its has 4 stars. The thing cant be that bad. So I ordered it.

It came in a couple days later, and I was able to put a couple of the records I had already purchased to the test.
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Color: Red Verified Purchase
Very cheaply made. Sound is horrible. The tone arm is so light that every album skips from the first track to the middle of the album whether it be brand new or from my 1970"s collection. I returned this immediately for a refund. Don't waste your time or money on this P.O.S. Thank you Amazon for your generous return policy.
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Color: Orange
Full disclosure: I'm a vinyl enthusiast and have been using turntables for over 30 years. I also rebuild and restore vintage turntables.

Pros:

* It's cute! The cosmetic design is really quite charming and I can see why people are attracted to it.

* It weighs nothing. Seriously. The dust cover on my Technics turntable weighs more than this thing.

* It's completely plug-and-play. Easy to understand why newcomers are less intimidated by Crosleys than by more sophisticated turntables. You literally just plug it into a power outlet and start playing. There is absolutely no setup required.

Cons:

* Sound output is pathetically weak. Even with the volume turned all the way up, the Cruiser's two speakers aren't as loud as my cell phone's tiny single speaker.

* The quality of the sound is also substantially worse than my cell phone. Stereo 33s sound like mono 78s.

* This record player will destroy your records. How? Keep reading.

Out of curiosity, I dug out my digital stylus force gauge to find out if the tracking force is really as heavy as some reviewers have claimed. Yes, folks, it is. So heavy, in fact, that it wouldn't even register on my gauge (which maxes out at 5 grams).

(For those of you who are new to all this: anything over 3 grams is likely to cause premature wear and damage to your records, ESPECIALLY if the stylus is of poor quality -- which is the case with the Crosley Cruiser stylus.)

The sapphire stylus, attached to a crude plastic cantilever, is enormous. I can't imagine that it would be much safer than playing your records with a rusty nail. It might be okay for playing some trashed old 78s but it'll chew up your 33s and 45s quickly.
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