The TRUTH About Crosley Turntables!! - Crosley C6 Record Player Review

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My Granddaughter is 15 yrs old and is working her first job in a grocery store. Last year she saved her money and bought me a Crosley combination old time radio turntable with a built-in CD player. I have it sitting between the Sansui AU-717 amp I'm using as my pre and my hand-built tube amp and Technics turntable that feed into my Klipsch Heritage series speakers. She got it because she wanted me to have some way to play my 78's. She is an angel. Guess what my favorite piece of equipment is!

"The only one who has to enjoy or love your system is you." Truth!!!

Generally when people talk about Crosley, they usually mean the cruiser...

So nice to hear someone talking about vinyl without making it seem like the most important thing on the world or feeling the need to act like a snob. Thanks!

I’m glad to see people like you and Vwestlife showing people you don’t have to be an audiophile to enjoy records.

Never liked Hi fi snobs. It's great seeing younger people getting into music with their Crosleys just like I did with my little mono player back in the 70s.

My Fisher-Price record player works just fine thank you

Hold on to that Crosley, guys! 20 years from now, hipster audiophiles will pay top-dollar for it!

When I started collecting vinyl I did a lot of research and ended up with a AT LP60 for less than $100. It was a great first record player. Then, once I hit owning over 100 records I started shopping around for a serious turntable and dropped over $750 on a much nicer one. But that was 2 years into the hobby. I would never encourage someone to spend anything more than $100 if you're just getting started. Spend on my records!!

Lol you had me at the beginning 😅

I have a $50 turntable from Walmart because it’s literally all I could afford... and I used a $50 gift card 😂

You're crying intro moved me.

YOU DISGUST ME!!! Just kidding. Whatever gets people into vinyl makes me happy.

Came here for a review for this piece, as I'm trying to get started in vinyl. I'm a musician of near 30 years and finally want a set up of my own. And I have to say, this was the most pleasant, unbiased review of literally any musical product I've considered purchasing. And I've purchased a lot. Thank you.

I initially got into collecting records when one of my old teachers gave me one of his turntables when he retired. It was a Crosley Cruiser Executive. It got me really into collecting and it was fun. It was also free for me lmao. Then recently I started being more active on forums and YouTube, and I became ashamed of my starter turntable. Today (15th of September) was my birthday. I was informed by my parents that they ordered me the turntable I’ve been wanting. A u-Turn Orbit. I’m incredibly excited, but after watching this video, I’m a bit ashamed of myself for feeling dumb and embarrassed of my starter turntable. The audiophiles really ruined it for me for a while, and I appreciate this video. I was just 11 when I got that record player, it served me well. Thank you for cleaning my self-shame. There’s nothing I should’ve been ashamed of.

I started with a crosley suitcase turntable in 2011 and it got me into the whole record collecting and appreciation, you’ve got to start somewhere and decide of its for you. I now have a technics sl 1200 mk2, ortofon 2m bronze and I look back on the early days having fun with the crosley

Very good - very sensible as always. I would go a bit further and say that if all you can afford is the very cheapest entry level turntable (from any manufacturer), if the alternative is not listen to vinyl at all, then go ahead and get one. Sure, it won't sound as good as a more expensive turntable; it may eventually damage your records at some point, but that logic (expensive things are usually better than cheaper ones) applies to most things in life. Some people correctly say you can get a second hand turntable with better specifications that an entry level new one, but many of us are nervous of buying used gear when you don't know what you're doing. If you buy a new anything and it doesn't work as advertised, the seller has to replace or refund, which is not always the case with second hand items. The only one who has to enjoy or love your system is you - well said!

Man, if only Vinyleyezz watched this channel.....

Andrew Robinson did a perfect parody of a YouTuber apology