Doe sit only play 33 1/3? Can it play 45's and 78's too or does it only play 33 1/3's?
1945325
I don't know about the software that comes with this turntable, but you can use another piece of (free!) software called Audacity to handle 78s. Basically, you play the 78s at 45 or 33-1/3, then tell Audacity to convert the recording back to 78.You can get Audacity here:http://audacity.sourceforge.net/There is a real nice description of the whole process here:http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=USB_turntables(Don't be put off that the last link mentions USB turntables. You can use Audacity to record from the line-in jack of your sound card too). I don't know about the software that comes with this turntable, but you can use another piece of (free!) software called Audacity to handle 78s. Basically, you play the 78s at 45 or 33-1/3, then tell Audacity to convert the recording back to 78.You can get Audacity here:http://audacity.sourceforge.net/There is a real nice description of the whole process here:http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=USB_turntables(Don't be put off that the last link mentions USB turntables. You can use Audacity to record from the line-in jack of your... » Read More I don't know about the software that comes with this turntable, but you can use another piece of (free!) software called Audacity to handle 78s. Basically, you play the 78s at 45 or 33-1/3, then tell Audacity to convert the recording back to 78.You can get Audacity here:http://audacity.sourceforge.net/There is a real nice description of the whole process here:http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=USB_turntables(Don't be put off that the last link mentions USB turntables. You can use Audacity to record from the line-in jack of your sound card too). « Show Less
1945326
Thank you for this information. My husband has several 78s and I have been looking for a way to convert them. Which turntable do you suggest?
1945327
I don't know about the software that comes with this turntable, but you can use another piece of (free!) software called Audacity to handle 78s. Basically, you play the 78s at 45 or 33-1/3, then tell Audacity to convert the recording back to 78. You can get Audacity here: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ There is a real nice description of the whole process here: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=USB_turntables (Don't be put off that the last link mentions USB turntables. You can use Audacity to record from the line-in jack of your sound card too).
2215706
I have played MP3s with bit rates from 128 to 384 as well as VBRs, they all work perfectly.
143178
yes it does, plays LPs just fine, if you want to play 45s though you'll need the adapters for that (i bought 10 for 3 bucks) i am very happy with this system
1057707
Yes, these are flip type needles that are intended to play both vinyl (33's and 45's) and 78's. As shown you are looking at the LP or Long Play for Vinyl and the other side says 78.
381181
Yes, but you have to manually change the belt from one pulley to the other. Not hard, but have to lift the platter off to get to it. It will play 33s and 45s.
1691227
Yes, it does...the extra thickness or weight increase aside from the standard 33 1/3 vinyl record should not affect the play speed or pitch.
381183
It can play 45's, but to do so the belt must be moved to a larger diameter part of the motor pulley. A rather simple task, but more complicated than flipping a switch. Apparently Pro-Ject does make a speed box that can be used to adjust the speed at the touch of a button.
646038
The turntable will only play two speeds. 33.3 and 45 rpm. I believe the 1100 was capable of playing all 3 speeds. Basically all kinds of head shell needles will work. However, the most populars are the High end Shures like the V series, Grados, and for DJing, the Stantons and Concords.
1586972
Mine came with 10's on it. I prefer 9's. I set the action just a tiny bit lower then used a strobe tuner to set the intonation when I put the 9's on it. It was a really nice guitar out of the box but now it's perfect. Well at least for me. I hope this helps...
1139753
With anything it depends how loud you play it. I cranked mine almost full and got many 6 hrs out of a 3amp battery even though it was supposed be 8. With the 1830 I'd say you'd get 3 or 4 hrs playtime as long as you don't crank it. Hope this helps.
760253
I don't own this turntable, but I understand that the software included with the Numark TTUSB allows you to record 78s at 45 or 33, and then correct the speed through the software. The only remaining issue would be using a wider stylus for 78s so you don't get so much surface noise.
1367950
It can only be played through certain formats, such as Dolby Digital. Then you can use it if the game your playing has that feature.
1222430
It only plays CD's that are furnished. Not sure if they sell additional CD's with songs on it that can be played on it but I don't think so since this wasn't an option I can add when I bought it for my daughter during Christmas.
1936133
It only plays the one set by its operator. There is no shuffle or random option.
577543
That seems very strange. Ours definitely plays both, you should contact Sony if it doesn't.
1416901
I have only played one 45 on it. I just played it as i would a 33. No issues with tracking or sound quality.
1696210
I did NOT have very good results with playing 7" on this set, lots of skips. Stick to 12" or try another turntable.