TT-1200

Hello, The overall quality of the product is satisfactory. However, I have a small problem with the turntable: The pick-up (including the cell holder, the cell and the needle) has a problem with slipping in the last third of the vinyl playback. And this despite all the adjustments and modifications I've made (horizontal positioning with a spirit level, new Audio Technica AT3600L cell, at €40, with fine adjustment of its alignment, weight and anti-skating adjustment). What's more, the platter (plastic, not metal) arrived warped. But it can be straightened in the workshop with judiciously placed weights and a little patience. In fact, I'm a Dj with some experience of turntables, and I noticed that the pin for placing the cell holder on the tone arm (at the clamping ring) was slightly off-centre. The notch in the tone arm is also slightly off-centre (which is logical, so that the pick-up is well aligned with the vinyl). As a result, it was impossible to fit a new cell holder without it being crooked. What's more, by keeping the original cell holder and only changing the cell, I noticed that the 4 connection cables were much thinner than those on my new cell. Hence, perhaps, the lower quality of the original cell. I've noticed other little things (limitations) but I don't want to make this message too long. Why did you choose this product? There isn't much on the market when it comes to choosing a turntable of a certain quality that can record vinyls directly onto a usb-type medium. There is the IBIZA Free Vinyl turntable, but it doesn't have all the capabilities of this AUNA. So, despite my possession of quality sound equipment, I decided to buy this turntable because it was fully equipped (CD player, audio cassette, tuner, usb...) and because its cartridge was an Audio Technica, a guarantee of a certain quality. Placed in my living room as a complement to my stereo system with separate components, I thought I'd kill two birds with one stone: listen to and record my vinyl collection directly to MP3 without having to use a PC. In conclusion, will I be able to recommend this product to others? Yes, by default, but with a caveat. Either you just want a cheap audio combi with no great pretensions to quality, or you'll need to be patient in order to fine-tune the device (or even invest a little more) and produce sound of drinkable quality.

very poor quality

Impeccable delivery and quality. The sound from the record player is a little saturated. Very good for old 45s.