C6 UNBOXING & REVIEW!

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[@opiekrumpus4182]

After 2 months of continuous use and 2 hours a day. I can say this turntable is a quality unit that is playing and sounding fantastic. With the Edifier 1280t speakers the sound is full and very rich. So glad to be back to vinyl the analog sound is much more pleasing and warm.

[@Recordology]

Great to hear!

[@miguelmanuel9618]

Do you have the turntable connected directly to the speakers or do you use a preamp?

[@eliasabreu5169]

Thanks for de doubt bro, c6 and c8 can i use edifier r1280 or 1700?

[@620film]

The plastic key, at 10:03, is used to move the belt from 33 to 45 (and vice-versa,) so your fingers don't actually touch the belt. I owned a Project One turntable, some years ago, and this same tool was included

[@Recordology]

VERY interesting - thank you!

[@Fluteboy]

11:15 - When you change the belt between 33 and 45 position, rather than aligning the belt on the subplatter by hand, just give the subplatter a quick hand rotation. Alignment done!

[@Gizzy411]

Came here to say this.

[@TheZzmel]

@@Recordology Thank you as well.

[@theunknowncommenter3444]

Its good! I love it! My first turntable! My friend and I were worried because of all the flack that crosley gets but thats just because of their suitcase record players. Im very impressed by the c6 cuz it is similar to a high end turn table without breaking the bank

[@abdelkaderelbachir9523]

Honestly the turntable looks good but the pineapple looks way much better !!!! 😯

[@Stringbean421]

LMAO.

[@warrenf5821]

I normally consider myself a Crosley hater, but this actually is a fantastic product from what I see in this video. This would be a great entry level turntable.

[@Recordology]

Also check out the C8, C10, C100, C200

[@TheZzmel]

Wasn't Crosley made in 1906 and sounded pretty bad but then again there was no such thing as Hi-FII Lol

[@petersopacua9349]

The original song "Venus"is composed by a band called Shocking Blue from the Netherlands , and that Crosley turntable is very nice and the color is good !!

[@Waldo4506]

Thanks for this video…i just picked up a Bluetooth enabled C6 this evening from Walmart for $65 on clearance. Thanks for the setup help. So far I’ve only hooked it up to a small Bluetooth JBL speaker, and it sounds great! Paid less for this than i did for my Dual!

[@augustinemartineziii7339]

I got mine 2 weeks ago for $56 I had them check the price just to be sure ..and was happy as all hell , what a steal of a price.

[@sexytasmin]

It’s basically a low grade Pro-Ject turntable.

[@hifitommy]

i feel obligated to highlight some areas that concern me. this will be a much better set of videos once you get some real experience in the hobby of hifi. some of the info is of course needed by someone entering the hobby. the tonearm shape is not whether or not it is cool looking. there are other design considerations. there are different ways to get to the proper phono cartridge alignment, the angle being the main consideration. when you say that the tracking force should be set as light as you can without skipping, you somewhere near the right idea. the cartridge maker always includes a tracking force RANGE. best bet is to set it at the top of the range recommended by the maker. if it says 1.2gr to 2.0gr then 2 is the safest bet. the reason is that you NEVER want the cartridge stylus to lose physical contact with the groove. highly modulated grooves like a crescendo or high energy cymbal strikes move the stylus back and forth rapidly. if the tracking force isn't adequate, the stylus loses contact with the vinyl and strikes each wall of the groove with accelerated, thus greater force than intended and WILL damage the vinyl which is delicate but remarkably capable. this also brings up the two point alignment gauge provided. the stylus will be more aligned across more of the record if the two alignment points are adjusted for. admittedly, it's not plug and play all the time. i will suppose many people will do so at first but hopefully will adjust to the idea that this is a HOBBY and some skill needs to be acquired and practiced. much more enjoyment will be had over time if one learns as he goes. i will say that the process would be easier if the tonearm has a detachable headshell which makes cartridge changes, inspection and alignment easier overall. the one piece tonearm may contribute to a lower price overall, it is well worth the possible additional cost if the detachable headshell arm is gotten in the first place. the tool that seems to not have a function has an important one of not having the owner of the turntable touch the belt with his fingers that have the oil on them that causes fingerprints. these finger oils can cause slippage and deterioration of the belt. save the tool, maybe on the plinth or perhaps in a zipper lock bag with the instruction sheet and any other items pertinent to the unit such as the cardboard two point protractor. and do not make light of the protractor, it's important. also, the slip mat should be replaced with a rubber or cork type which will provide a more stable support of the vinyl over its entire surface. also, the felt may case a snagging of the stylus AND it holds dust altogether to well. i am sorry if i have come off on the critical side of this coin, the review concept is good and is oriented toward beginners. but this is a serious enough 'table to warrant serious attention. i hope you can realize that i am trying to contribute to your success and success of the end user. ...hifitommy

[@QoraxAudio]

Best thing for setting the tracking force is using a test record that has a tracking test on it. Turn up the weight so it can track about 60um to 70um max. That way, you don't need to set it any higher than useful, reducing wear on the record (the higher the tracking force, the higher the wear).

[@lesrogers7310]

I'm no audio snob and I have to admit this deck does look good. The cartridge/stylus looks like the AT-3600L, which is a great starter unit. For some records I even prefer the sound of this to much more expensive cartridges. The tonearm on this looks fantastic...

[@earlyetman5588]

It is incredible for the price, a super value!

[@vwestlife]

I would be annoyed by having to remove the platter and move the belt to change speeds, but for someone who doesn't switch back and forth between LPs and 45s often, it's a very good turntable at a great price. FYI: the stylus it comes with is recommended to track at between 2.5 and 3.5 grams.

[@Recordology]

Interesting as always thank you sir.

[@johnwhelan1071]

I cant see its an high end turntable where is the anti skate

[@johnwhelan1071]

I cant see its an high end turntable where is the anti skate

[@Trance88]

@@johnwhelan1071 I assume its preset to 2 grams, maybe?

[@haselu2002]

I think its stylus is AT3600 , same mode with Audio Technica AT-PL60 turntable , VWestlife measured tracking force is 3.5g in his previous videos

[@HBC101TVStudios]

This turntable is identical to the Pro-Ject Debut Carbon turntable that was reviewed by the world's "renowned" vinyl snob, Michael Fremer and it is the only Crosley turntable to be manufactured outside of China. (In this case it is made by Pro-Ject in the Czech Republic)

[@Recordology]

I THINK the C6 may be made by Hanpin like the LP60/120, C100, etc. Although I know the C10, and C20 at least have Pro-Ject arms if not completely made by them.

[@Recordology]

Thank you for watching!

[@rancosteel]

The motor cover on the bottom can be removed to expose the speed adjustment screws. A strobe ring and a cheap strobe can get the speed dead nuts. The azimuth is achieved by keep the table perfectly level and using a quality tracking cartridge like the NAGAOKA MM (MP) Cartridge MP-110.

[@TheZzmel]

Overall, I prefer records over CDs because of the richness in sound quality. The prices are high and need to come down. Hopefully, it will. Now, they got to bring the nice tape decks back without hiss.

[@rachelrodgers9171]

*Nice* turntable. Crosley is definitely making improvements to their machines. 😊

[@cryptodream5092]

That black key is what you use to switch the speed without taking off the platter.😉

[@earlyetman5588]

My main stereo system consists of Dynaudio Contour 1.3 SE speakers, Bryston separates, an Arcam CD FMJ CD player and a VPI Scout TT. My second home has a minimalist setup, a pair of Klipsch “The Sixes” powered monitors, a Sony Blu Ray player and...a Crosley C6 TT. It is nowhere near the main system for sound and resolution but considering the price difference it is absolutely incredible! The Crosley C6 is a great value, well built, reliable, and sounds great! A+++ Crosley for you and Pro Ject making a great entry level TT! Music is fun sounding on this inexpensive rig!

[@TheZzmel]

OMG! It sounds like a monster system. :)

[@opiekrumpus4182]

Picked up the black unit. Very happy with the sound and overall quality is very good. Just waiting to upgrade my speakers to the Edifier 1280t and this fine turntable will sound much better.

[@Recordology]

Very cool! Enjoy!

[@TheZzmel]

How expensive are the Edifiers and what about Advent speakers? They used to be good and I had them.

[@celicharvel]

I recently got one of these but it’s different in that it has switch for 33/45 rpm instead of moving the belt. All the reviews on this little guy say set vtf to 3.5. Some research on the stylus (ATN3600) say 2.5 to 3.5. Does this red one have bluetooth capability? Mine does and the owners manual has C6B on the front. B for Bluetooth maybe?Anyway I’d just like to see the TT I got somewhere. Nice video though.

[@larryshaver3568]

The red looks very classy

[@almueller2446]

Ran across this review and I remember watching this review but I still have my C6 and it's still rocking and rolling so it turned out to be a good machine. Thanks!

[@Recordology]

Great to hear!

[@Pizzaguy975]

I've never liked felt mats cause they can get folds in them that look bad and they can get records dirty quicker then a rubber or cork Mat would

[@waynemcheekii7689]

I recently purchased the Crosley C6 after watching your video and I have to say that I am thoroughly impressed with the quality of he sound and simplistic nature of the turntable. So impressed that I also purchased the Crosley C100. Is there anywhere you can purchase the replacement parts for either unit if I needed to replace a part? Thank you for your videos and recommendations.

[@Recordology]

Awesome! Enjoy! New parts can possibly be obtained via Crosley - but I would also suggest ebay, google etc. Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@marcsmilen6565]

Great video. I needed your explanations about the counter weight.

[@Recordology]

Glad it was helpful!

[@marcsmilen6565]

I just bought the C-6. Mine must be a redesigned second generation C-6. Mine has a speed switch on the plinth

[@trashyaudiophile7301]

I just bought mine at Walmart with the switch. I am glad to see the option to own today popping up in stores. I'm hoping it leads to component systems entering stores again. Been 15 years since this was a thing. Even BestBuy doesnt display its receivers/streamers/CD/Turntsbles/speakers the way they used to.

[@KristinB17]

Just watched this and went step by step to set up my new C6. So helpful as I'm 100% new to the turntable game and have no idea what I'm doing. However, once I got to the moment to turn on, nothing happens! I cannot find anything online other than to make sure the belt isn't messed up and to take the spindle off. I'm worried if I pack it back up and return the same thing will happen b/c it's me that is missing something. Any idea??

[@Recordology]

Have you tried placing the needle on the record - that is the effective 'on switch.'

[@limvittra4775]

Can someone who own this please help me confirm if this will be able to use with 220volts power supply?

[@Auxilla]

So your video pushed me to buy this turntable. So far it’s been an amazing upgrade.

[@Recordology]

Glad you enjoy it. I think its a GREAT unit! Thank you for watching and commenting! Have a VERY Merry Christmas!

[@marcsmilen6565]

Hey do a part II Video. For amateurs like me, show us how to change the needle cartridge.

[@Recordology]

Check out our videos on replacing those! kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2OpooCorr9lbdU kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmbVgqyNireXj80

[@TheZzmel]

I found it very easy to replace. At least you don't have to change tjhe cartridge.

[@bikdav]

One thing that appears to be missing is an anti-skate dial.

[@kidneythief69]

It's built in.

[@WalmartJedi]

with respect to your comment about the small platters, as far as I am aware. the only Crosley all in one Turntable that has a full platter is the Ridgemont Turntable.

[@trashyaudiophile7301]

Just picked one up tonight in Black at Walmart. The shelf said 99.99 Rang up 129.99. I challenged and won.

[@TheZzmel]

Maybe, I could have gotten away with it too. Lol

[@larrycaldwell3493]

They put the power switch in the back. They got that from feedback?

[@jamesleethebond]

i hated crosley but this look like a quality turntable

[@Recordology]

Also look at the C100 and the C10/20.

[@jamesleethebond]

Record-ology yes i know that one the cartridges is made from Audio Technica

[@WalmartJedi]

In the industry we call them "half-platters" the ones that are on the Crosley And the All in Ones.

[@marcsmilen6565]

I was hoping in the box would be a basic speaker. I have to go speaker shopping tomorrow.

[@TheZzmel]

I thought the same thing because it showed a pair of speakers on the front of the box.

[@marcsmilen6565]

@@TheZzmel regardless Im happy with my bluetooth speaker that i bought. Amazes me no wires to hook up

[@marcsmilen6565]

Just bought this at walmart. Im two years behind but it was a good price at $100.

[@MarkMassarone]

Looking to get this, and Walmart lists it has having Bluetooth, but don't see anywhere else that says that.

[@tmsenzig]

The one on sale at Walmart is a Walmart exclusive that features an electronic switch to change between 33 and 45.

[@mashupsbycody]

i just got mine too. it’s amazing

[@tmsenzig]

How do you like the Walmart edition? I've also considered it.

[@mashupsbycody]

tmsenzig I love mine

[@alp6475]

Not skipping is not necessarily heavy enough. You should adjust to the cartridge/stylus manufacturer’s specification or you might not pick up all the sound…

[@TheReaper2380]

That "steel " platters is aluminum. But you may be misinformed.

[@Recordology]

Probably my fault here lol. Thank you for watching!

[@TheZzmel]

@@Recordology Isn't it too heavy to be aluminim?

[@SuperMatrix59]

I use Technicd and Denons which are solid Mdf plinth too at least the Denon is. Crosley makes good ones o have the Crosley dj 100 I think it is.

[@TaraNikita]

Bought this player because I was so excited by your review. Followed all your guiding steps to set up, but the turntable seems to be spinning too slow...the music is very slow. Any recommendations or suggestions for a fix would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

[@Recordology]

Are you on US power or UK? Also, make sure the belt is not flipped and that it is laying flat.

[@TaraNikita]

@@Recordology thank you for responding! Yes I am on US power, and I have made sure that the belt is lying flat...so I'm now thinking it's something else. This seems to be higher than my pay grade, so will need to have someone look at it. A little disappointed as I was looking forward to playing my records last night on my brand new C6, but optimistic for a fix. Thank you! And thanks for the great content on the channel. I enjoy your videos!

[@TheZzmel]

@@TaraNikita I just was wondering if the ac to dc adapter not having the power to drive it. The one I got did not look like the one that was on the video. It was rated at 500 ma. DC. I am not saying that you make the substitute but find out first, if it will be OK from Crosley. I don't want to tell you anything that might damage the motor.

[@mashupsbycody]

i noticed on mine when the record is done it won’t stop spinning... is that normal?

[@Recordology]

Yes that’s a fully manual turntable.

[@TheZzmel]

I think that could have been added for conveniece. When the record ends, all you hear is the pop, going back and forth. I don't believe that would damage the stylus, though.

[@toneyisaiah3556]

The song is called "Venus"

[@sexytasmin]

Hey every body welcome back to my comment , you’re not gonna want to miss this. Finally a decent quality turntable from Crosley.

[@jxclout]

I have a question just got this and set it up plugged in the analog cable to my Samson Gt speaker monitors. No volume, if there was it was going in and out. These speakers are plug in so i presume they are active. Any idea what I am doing wrong?

[@SP-qj1ln]

I have the c65 does it have an auto power off feature as mine seems to turn off at the end of the record after a while I assume to protect the needle?

[@Recordology]

Some regions of the world require a power off like that....

[@Rockstaralan]

Very good review. How you might you compare to a U-Turn Orbit? I ask because I'm contemplating a new TT in the future.

[@Recordology]

Hey check out my recent video on the U-Turn. They are VERY similar styling wise. Very comparable. For me it was 50/50. Thank you for watching!

[@dansmith3085]

For what it's worth, i went with U-turn because they are based in the U.S. It is very easy to get in touch with them with questions, concerns, etc., and they do respond. Dig around a little bit and you will find plenty of people discussing the positive customer service experiences they've had with the company.

[@Recordology]

Awesome glad it worked out!

[@trashyaudiophile7301]

And now the big question. Which is your budget winner between the C6 and the Heyday?

[@Recordology]

C6

[@trashyaudiophile7301]

Using both I have to agree. It feels better built all around.

[@TheZzmel]

This looks like a high-quality turntable. I am in the process of setting it up. I noticed that the stylus guard was off but the arm was tied down securely. I wasn't concerned about them. After I set the balance and tracking, and play a record, I will report back. So far, it does look like it will be a pretty good turntable.

[@TheZzmel]

I said I was going to continue with the rest of the setup. I did not need the ground strap Everything went quite smoothly and I set the weight to 3 grams and seems to track fine. No motor noise except for a slight gurgle when just starting up. The turntable works quite well. Overall, I give the turntable a good 4 and a half stars and reasonably priced. I always wondered why vinyl was replaced with CDs as with CDs, you do not get the richness with sound quality. That is my opinion. One question though. I do have a pair of Echo speakers and can I set it to work with it?

[@MaxRyan777]

I have two 3 foot unpowered speakers and got clip RCS adapter for wires and the volume is almost non existent. Any suggestions? I may have bought the wrong turntable.

[@Recordology]

So you will need to use an amplifier or receiver to get this to work with unpowered speakers.

[@QoraxAudio]

I don't really get why the belt is driving a subplatter. The belt could've been attached to the outside of the main platter, if they made the pulley next to it. No subplatter needed that way.

[@Recordology]

It is interesting - perhaps to match the gear ratio of the motors they sourced? Or perhaps to get the belt / motor assembly out of view for the aesthetic?

[@QoraxAudio]

@@Recordology Well... gear ratio is normally done by making the motorpulley diameter larger or smaller. When switching speed by moving the belt, you actually switch over to a larger or smaller pulley for example. I used to have an old 80s Philips 1312 that also had a sub platter like that, I never really got the point of it...

[@Andersljungberg]

you should use the tool to move the strap but not your fingers

[@ChrisP.Bacon1]

Where did that silver piece where you attached the belt to come from that wasn't in my box!?

[@aracelisalas1154]

Did you figure it out? Mine doesn't have it either

[@Pizzaguy975]

Yeah removing the platter and putting the belt on the right notch every time you want to change speeds is kinda strange to me most of the time tables simlar to this such as the project and Uturn tables have the exposed speed selectors to put the belt on outside of the platter.

[@sonlighter01]

The newer version of this product does have a speed selector, so no more need to reroute the belt each time just to change the speed.

[@martijn208]

4:25 to me that just seems like a cost saving feature. or are you telling me that when we can build motors for CNC machines and cars we can't get a reliable digitally controlled constant speed elektro motor? it just strikes me as backwards that we get turntables for high prices with less features then when the format was at it's height.

[@jro7075]

To Insterstllar Whale I am glad somebody out there agrees with me ,I grew up- in the era of great turntables all automatics ,my last TT was an Onkyo fully automatic computer controlled two motor system one for direct drive and one which moved tone arm I remember it cost under 300.00 $ in 1985 ,in 2015 my cueing on TT does not work trying to find someone to repair ,since I did not want to scratch any of my albums I went to get another TT all I could find was manuals no automatics unless they were of the mechanical type like for the other cheaply made TT ,my replacement cost about 250.00 $ it was a manual apparently the audiophile experts say automatic are no good now ,my place of work has these new cnc machines all high tech ,fancy computers controlled motors and relays ,if you look inside them there is a lot space inside these machines compared to the units they replaced ,with all this advancement out there you think they could build a great automatic TT ,thy did it before why not now ??????? all I see is greedy people making a simple turntable that has one simple motor in it you do all the work and some are over a thousand dollars ,I wish I could understand this !!!!! JRo

[@exiletomars]

Do you know if you can upgrade the subplatter on that?

[@Recordology]

good question...idk

[@ritaqasha6203]

Hi! I just got me the crosley c6 walnut. Which speakers do you recommend? Hope to hear from you!

[@Recordology]

I get this question all the time - I am actually not a speaker expert by any means. I have only used the Crosley S100's and I love them!

[@ritaqasha6203]

Record-ology thank you for your answer! Are those powered speakers?

[@ralphreinhardt6020]

Dude, sweet pineapple. 👍👍

[@Recordology]

Oh yeah!

[@SP-qj1ln]

Hiya. My platter has a light wobble… it doesn’t affect the sound but will this ruin the needle/records? :)

[@Recordology]

Nope should be fine.

[@josephbennett3482]

It's perfectly fine if it has a little wobble , most record player's have some wobble there's not much you can do about it it's not going to harm neither the needle or the record.

[@MrJustKS]

I own a Pioneer XV-SMA3-W speaker. It should be possible to simply plug in and use with the C6, shouldnt it? Thx for the video!

[@Recordology]

Good question - if those are powered then yes....the C6 has a built in pre-amp. Merry Christmas!

[@quattro4468]

Cmon do a little research. Learn what a pre amp and amps are.

[@gagaa64]

Anti-skate control? :(

[@lAR3l]

I found an offer on market place: this turntable for 75 Dlls. Is that okay for being my first turntable, isnt it? By other part, I can buy the AT LP60 for a few dollars less. But it has no weight balance control.... So idk.

[@Recordology]

Both are good......this one is fully manual lp60 is auto and manual.

[@TheZzmel]

I used to have an older AR turntable and very good.

[@johnthompson5998]

Did you ground the turntable?

[@anthonybrown9563]

where is the anti skate adjustment knob on it ? very important to have one

[@kidneythief69]

Built in antiskate, can check it with a blank record or laser disc.

[@sonlighter01]

The newest model does have an anti-skate knob.

[@larryshaver3568]

Yes 1-3/4 may be fine whern i got my toshiba sr-230 it had a similar cartridge and i tracked it at 1.75 gr

[@OVDH_]

Is there a way to adjust the volume on the turntable itself?

[@Recordology]

No, the output signal is preset - volume control is at the amp or speaker level.

[@mikeevans9647]

Does this have auto stop? Love you're videos by the way.

[@Recordology]

Thank you! I believe this one did not....better double check the spec sheet though.

[@jarnolait]

Either the mat or the table is crooked, there's a huge wobble, especially at 22:25 when playing the 7"

[@Recordology]

As stated in the video, it’s only the felt wobbling, no issue with the platter. Thanks for watching!

[@NickisSlightlyStoopid]

My left ear enjoyed this video

[@TheZzmel]

What happened to the right ear?? You need it for stereo.

[@erinhegarty6839]

do you need a speaker or can it play on its own?

[@drtzar6552]

You'd need powered/active speakers or to hook it up to an existing stereo system. The unit does not have built in speakers like many suitcase or all in one units.

[@Audiorevue]

My tonearm isn’t angle at the tip either, doesn’t seem to cause me any problems

[@johnthompson5998]

Do you know what size belt it takes?

[@705johnnyboy]

nice blue ,respect is growing

[@YE-hn7cf]

When I try to set the tonearm it continuously drifts back from the middle to the base. I have the weight set correctly with it on 0. As well as it being on a flat surface. But it keep returning to the base on its own. Any tips?

[@aarongonzalez4234]

Its because it doesn't include an antiskate function. Mine does the same.

[@TheZzmel]

The same here.

[@royalty694]

What do you do with all the record players you get?

[@Recordology]

Mostly annoy my wife! Thank you for watching!

[@prestonf1047]

Have you tried this TT with a different cartridge? If so, is it easy to change the cartridge?

[@Recordology]

Good question - I have not changed carts on this one yet!

[@lifewithslicee955]

I just got my brother one, and i connected it to a Bluetooth speaker (since it is bluetooth) c-6 2-speed turntable, but no sound :(?? Any recommendations

[@Recordology]

Hey welcome to the channel! Thanks for commenting! Unfortunately we are not setup to handle tech support inquiries on equipment we review. Our recommendation is to checkout our older videos or to contact the manufacturer. Have a great day!

[@lifewithslicee955]

@@Recordology thank you!:)

[@samuelmoore8429]

Does anyone have any clue where to get replacement belts for the c6?

[@Recordology]

Have you contacted Crosley?

[@samuelmoore8429]

@@Recordology I did, they have replacement stylus, but no belts..

[@mateokunzer]

@@samuelmoore8429 you can probably just ask for the size and order a belt the same size on Amazon

[@samweyer4972]

Nice pineapple

[@pablotabloz]

Having to switch the belt seems like it would wear the belt out faster.

[@Recordology]

Hasn't so far in my experience.

[@TheZzmel]

Why didn't Crosleyu add a switch to change belts. It would seem it would be a smart thing to do but I bet the cost would be higher.

[@thepolymathbroad6489]

What speakers under $50 would you recommend for it?

[@Recordology]

I would go for some used gear at Goodwill or Craigslist - 50 bucks would go far there! Thank you for watching!

[@Aaronzr7]

Hey , so my girlfriend got me this record player for christmas. I’m positive i set it all up correctly, this still may be a dumb question, but will it not spin if no speakers are connected to it? I have a pair of krk’s and i’m prepared to buy rca cables if this is the case, just wondering if the motor is broken or somethn

[@Recordology]

It should spin with or without speakers once the tone arm is rotated over the record. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@ivancrash437]

Help me make my decision?? Crosley C6 or Audio Technica LP60X? I want decent bass and treble! I'm using Insignia powered speakers.

[@Recordology]

Audio Technica LP60X

[@ivancrash437]

@@Recordology Thanks for the quick reply! As a gift, I got one of those all -in-one type players, so I want more quality in sound! So, I guess the pre-amp and stylus will make a difference?

[@TheZzmel]

Are there inexpensive good high frequency tweeters you can add?

[@lightberricsHDHD]

could u upgrade the stylus on that??

[@Recordology]

Yes you can....

[@lightberricsHDHD]

@@Recordology I meant the cartridge woops u prob new that

[@jaysvintagerecordsandphono6184]

Yes it uses a standard 1/2 inch mount so you can use any cartridge you want

[@damionmartinez554]

Is there any way we can purchase the counterweight? What size do I get for this specific turntable and where?

[@Recordology]

I would try contacting Crosley support.

[@eliasabreu5169]

With a edifier r1700 or r1280, can work? ( no preamp, no reciver)

[@Recordology]

It should work.....

[@ruth8729]

What type of speakers did you use?

[@ruth8729]

I have the same one but in black

[@TheZzmel]

I am using a two-way 10 inch Toshiba speaker but I would rather have better ones. I used to have Advent and had quite good sound.

[@connorharris-swem3737]

How is the build quality?

[@Recordology]

Very solid! Thank you for watching!

[@augustinemartineziii7339]

Does anyone know if you can use a Acryl-it platter and use it on this Unit ?… I’m thinking of doing this but just curious if anyone has already.thanks

[@pao.florez9435]

I got the C6. Aaaaaaand, when I try and play it I can hear it but they sound like chipmunks 🤣🤣🤣 what am I doing wrong?

[@Recordology]

Move the belt to the 33 setting - you probably have it set at 45.

[@EddieJazzFan]

That looks a lot like a Rega P1. (Oh yeah, and now I gotta jones for pineapple)

[@HBC101TVStudios]

No, it looks identical to the Pro-Ject Debut Carbon turntable, and it is the only Crosley to be made in Czech Republic.

[@Recordology]

Its similar - not exactly. The C10 and C20 are actually partially made by Pro-ject. Thank you for watching!

[@kassyloredo5604]

What are some good speakers to pair with this? At a cheap price

[@Recordology]

The Fluance powered speakers are 🔥

[@jeanniereed]

no built in speakers? does it take an ordinary jack ??????

[@Recordology]

It requires powered speakers or a stereo system. Output connection is RCA stereo.

[@zeepo9260]

Does the C6 needed to be grounded if you are using the built in pre-amp and powered speakers?

[@Recordology]

No - the grounding post is for an external preamp. The TT itself is grounded.

[@ronaldfriedline9297]

Do i want it switched to phono or line when hooking it up to a Bluetooth speaker via aux. Jack?

[@Tri-StarTN]

I’m trying to find the speed adjustment

[@miguelmanuel9618]

I need help. When i use my powered speakers with this turntable, the sound is lower than whan i use the speakers with my pc or samrt phone. Is that normal?

[@Recordology]

Have you made sure the preamp is set to on (or the preamp bypass is set to off?) Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@miguelmanuel9618]

@@Recordology Where can i check that?

[@Recordology]

Check on the back of the unit - also it should be outlined in the manual. Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@haselu2002]

How much tracking force it is?

[@haselu2002]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKTYgXuGobN_qqM , I think it should be 3.5g

[@Recordology]

Sounds about right.

[@quattro4468]

Whats the tracking weight and will it destroy my records after 100 plays?

[@Recordology]

Tracking force is adjustable and no it wont damage anything.

[@barryp9463]

Oh no not pop music banarama oh my days lol anyho What is the specified tracking force for the stylus !!

[@Recordology]

Lol hahahahaha Im not sure on the tracking force - I no longer have this unit.

[@earlyetman5588]

2.5-3.5 grams

[@toneyisaiah3556]

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