Sony PS-LX310BT Bluetooth Turntable with built-in Phono Pre-Amp, 2 speeds and 3 gain modes, Black

While personally I have set of direct drive turntables this was a gift and its versatile and works great

purchased this as my first ever vinyl player due to the many good reviews and i’m not disappointed.Extremely easy to set up and use - simply press start and the turntable moves the needle and starts on its own.Connects to my google nest extremely easily and the sound quality is great.

I use this with Sony Bluetooth headphones. My records sound great.Recommended you give this one a go.

After having a turntable with a built in speaker for a number of years, I felt it was time to upgrade to a better model and one which had Bluetooth. This also enables me to listen to my vinyl in another room via the Bluetooth speaker.The Sony turntable was easy to set up and easily linked to a Bluetooth speaker.The start button is user friendly and ensures that you don’t need to be handling the arm and placing it on the record every time.It looks classy and sounds great.I was happy to pay a bit more for a brand name that I recognised and if you’re playing your vinyls you know that they aren’t cheap to buy these days and therefore deserve to be played on a decent piece of kit.

Brilliant record player, i knew I didn't want a cheap make with speaker built in. Very impressed with the Sony I bought, blue tooth feature a bonus as it plays through to tv/sound bar in another room. I now have a sleek set up rather than having separate phono system. I plugged into my cd/tuner which is a modern kit and with two speaker set up. I can now relax and enjoy my vinyls again

Ok, I’m not an audiophile but based on other reviews and Sony’s reputation I bought this for my 14 year old sons birthday.There were cheaper options but I am not disappointed.Build quality is decent if a bit plasticky, to be expected.It’s easy to useBluetooth pairing was simple.It sounds great but that’s heavily dependent on the speaker you pair with it (no speakers supplied) either Bluetooth or wired, right now he is using a single JBL speaker, sound would be even more amazing with a good set of speakers.His first two albums were Nirvana, Nevermind and Fleetwood Mac, Rumours. What a great way to start you collection and they sounded amazing with that distinct imperfection crackle.-1 start as it is expensive compared to others and very plasticity

After unpacking and putting it together by following the illustrated instructiuons on the box I was raring to go.I synced my bluetooth speaker up, put the needle on the record and then......nothing!Well, not quite nothing. There was a very quiet, very tinny sound of music coming from both the player and the speaker.I've spent the past 2 days trying to figure out what was wrong and was about to resign myself to sending it back as faulty. But then, this morning, I lifted the back of the stylus up (the big chunky circle bit-see pic, excuse the dust) a fraction and suddenly everything works. And it sounds amazing.I have no idea what I did wrong. Maybe I accidentally pushed the stylus down too much when setting it up, or something.But anyway, now that I've figured that out, I'm loving listening to all my old vinyls.

The media could not be loaded. I'm coming from a generic turntable that had problems playing my vinyl it always made a scratching noise I don't have the same problem with this my records sound so clear as soon as a received this player I listened to all my records again to see if there is a difference and I was blown away I highly recommend people to not go for the cheap player and spend a bit more it's so worth it you won't be disappointed