Can this play newer records?
1043218
It plays my tool-sober album I just bought from hot topic new. A record is just a record I believe.
1043219
This player handles CDs, 78 & 45 rpm vinyl (new or old) cassette tapes and has an iPod jack. Will not play Edison diamond disks (80 rpm)
1043220
Oh yes! My daughter just bought a Lana del Rey album and has played it non stop since she got it! This is a great little stereo.
1043221
Hi, Tyler. I am not sure about the newer records. Ours are mostly from the 60s and they do quite well. I would think the newer ones would be OK depending on what the recommendations from the manufacturer say. If you know someone who has this entertainment system, you might try it first before you decide to purchase one for yourself. Probably not much help for you but I haven't even seen any new records yet. I may try it if I can find a new record somewhere that isn't too expensive.
1043222
yes! it definitely plays all my albums, new ones, old ones, never had a problem with any record
1043223
As far as I know, it plays all records...33, 45 & 78 rpm's...it works great on all of my records!
1829666
No. You can play cassettes or you can play CD's or you can play the radio. There is equipment that can copy cassettes onto a CD but it is generally in the form of a turntable for the old records or it will clearly state that there is that capability with any advertised eqipment.
694545
I don't see why not. I haven't done much with the converting to digital functions of this machine. But it does have a cassette port, I'd imagine it's similar to digital conversion of LPs. Good luck, let us know how it turns out!
2021983
No, only one record at a time. It does not have the options of my old record player, or sound quality.
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 !
653876
Most of mine are old, too, and they play fine. I suppose that some home-recorded CDs might not play, but I have only played commercially-recorded ones.
761223
it plays standard vinyl records & 45's. I'm not sure about 7" or 10" records.Standard LP's are about 12".
1429427
It's a great machine but it only does 45's and LP's although you may be able to jack in a 78 rpm turntable I never tried it . Dick K. from Fla.
2246943
According to 'Billy's 4-star review, this turntable can be used to connect to stereo systems and listen to your vinyl. I had that doubt as well, but reading the reviews helped.
1950282
I'm not certain. I would download the converter from their website. If the converter works I assume it'll play.
728571
If the record player has a rca out, or a 3.5mm headphone jack out, it should work.
1848741
Yes it does. It automatically records over the oldest recordings by default.
724361
Yes, but do not buy as it is an obsolete device and you can do better. Only advantage is it also plays old HD disc that are nolonger made.
902652
It will play them, but only the 2 channel layer on the disc. You will need an SACD player to get the benefit of the SACD disc.
19394
Absolutely. It plays 33-1/3, 45 and CDs. I play all my retro music; it's a trip down memory lane.
630492
I am having the same issue. Only with brand new albums. I have a 1930's record that is very scratched and THAT plays well. I was thinking what Keitholeous said. I am curious as to whether you had this resolved? Thanks
934330
Hello, yes you can use it like the old phonograph, I have used mine a lot since receiving it and have only used it to play records and it does that well.