Will this play 180 gram records?
2065242
Yes. You should be able to play 180 gram records on this turntable. From what I have read, 180 gram is more durable and sounds better but can be played on a regular record player.
2180125
Pay no attention to those who have no knowledge of digitizing vinyl. This ADC/ phono pre amp will serve your needs. It supports 24/96 (where you would process your LPs if you wanted) or can output to 16/44.1 (CD quality). It will deliver exactly what you input into it. This w/ Thorens TT and Ortofon Red MM. I doubt if it supports MC cartridges.
110075
Just checked manual and it refers to the website. To be honest, it sounds more like 100 W RMS than 180.
2205920
Short answer: no. Long answer: this amplifier expects about 1 Volt input for a full power output. A phonograph player only generates output in the .005 Volt sort of range. Also, the signal from a phonograph has to go through an RIAA filter to recover the low-frequency information. A record would not be able to wiggle a needle correctly to generate bass, and so RIAA equalization is applied during record pressing.
1154347
American 12g yes. Anything smaller i would worry about losing bass response at high levels. Don't expect to engineer professional gigs with this unit i don't recommend it for anything beyond personal use.
637885
I would think it would with a converter, but I would check with Martin Logan. The shipping information is lost, but the box was pretty heavy because of the sub-woofer...I would say around 25 lbs, but would check with Martin Logan on shipping weight.
217758
I realize this is an ancient question. You'll need to plug your turntable into an appropriate preamp, then this would work as you describe.
294980
Hi Billy, this range can be converted to LP. If you have any questions please call 1-888-768-1710. Thank you for choosing Goedekers.
9739
yes as long as the record has a 3.5 mm socket otherwise you may need an adaptor
1640994
Hooking this unit to your phono input will result in RIAA EQ being applied twice to the signal. You will get the boost but the sound will be terrible. You'd be also running the risk of saturating that input and damage it. The same company sells a MM/MC preamp for slightly more. I'd buy and use that instead.
534444
The unit is able to play back cassettes and CDs (originals and those recorded on it) through a receiver. It can not play vinyl. If recording of vinyl on the unit is needed, turntable will need to be run to a receiver/amplifier and the signal sent via the "line out" to the 222SLmk.
438933
Please refer to the answer below by "NoMoneyG". Since this Danby Model does in fact come with a "Turntable" I would assume that it does play records as well. Hopefully, it can play 78s and 45s, along with the 33&1/3 LP Record Albums.That would be an exciting feature because I enjoy listening to music while I am cooking !What an awesome feature to be included in a microwave oven !
1668312
I do not use the RS 180 to watch TV. We use it for tapes & CD's.The quality is wonderful for those items.
339298
78's require a different cartridge and vastly different TRACKING FORCE/WEIGHT. Be careful not to damage your records using improper equipment and settings.
1300133
It should. But keep in mind, this is a discontinued product, whose drivers haven't been updated in ages. I switched to a presonus VSL22, and found its drivers work a lot better (lower latency) and the recording quality is no worse. It costs a little more, but keep in mind... unlike Amazon, a lot of music gear distributors often have sales.
260458
I believe it will. I make my own recordings which are recorded on mp3 format and they play fine.
88885
Yes, it plays records nicely. One side at a time, one record at a time. I have mine plugged in to an old pair of external stereo speakers and it sounds great.