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A way to play your records, even digitize them. I think they had one model or so that would integrate with an a/v system. But the digitizing to a SD card or memory stick is pretty nice ability for not a lot of money. Quality, ok, that remains to be seen, but check out their product line here:
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Doug
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I've seen those Crosleys, they're nice looking but they're cheaply made. The turntable is cheap, likely a ceramic cartridge.
They're fine for casual use but they're anything but hi-fi. -
Well, honestly expected they were pretty low fi Kevin, but when you have a collection of older vinyl, sometimes, that's all it deserves. My Lexicon has no phono input. If I ever get my amp rebuilt for my Aerial sub, I could possibly put my little 2 channel system back together. (My amp is blown in my Aerial.) So, I am using 1 channel of my 2 channel amp for my subwoofer.
I need to talk to Jon and see if he might be able to fix it. he's a electronics guru.
They want like 800 bucks at Aerial to rebuild it with stouter components. In other words, how it should have been built to begin with.Doug
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