Does the turntable float on a crosle keepsake delux record player
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Yes, it does. However, we had trouble with our record player. Replaced it once and then the second one went bad. We didn't use it enough so the warranty had already expired.
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I only play old vinyl records on mine. It works beautifully with a few added modern hook ups being the main difference between old player and new one.
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When the record finishes playing the turntable stops. You have to lift it and move it to the side.
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I believe so. It has only screw mounting, which would fit any Dual turntable that has a plug in head.
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This unit has played 33s better than a more expensive turntable. I got it to play my 78s and they sound as good as a 70-80 year old records can sound. You do not have to change the stylus to play 78s. I am real pleased with it and have hooked it to my mac to record record albums than I can not get the CDs.
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If it wobbles, it is night the right turntable for your machine. The glass bumps on the bottom of the turntable do not fit the mechansim in your microwave.
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Yes you can put it on any flat surface. The turn table is in two parts. The bottom part is stationary and just stays flat the turntable is the top part and it is the only part that turns. This is a great turntable I have 4 of them.
528087
Yes, it does have a turntable/carousel... I found this out by checking magic chef's online parts catalog before I made my purchase...
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This was a Christmas gift for my daughter this year. Based on the reviews I read before purchasing this item I don't anticipate any problems with the turntable.
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No, the Crosley CR6010A-Re Collegiate is not equipped with a record changer. Crosley produced until recently a 'Stack-o-matic' record changer, also called Collegiate.
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The turntable is beneath the stand so the entire unit pivots as a whole. Hope that answers your question.
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Yes it will fit, but the dust cover is not hinged. I bought a cover and hinges, which I found later that the dust cover must have the hinges installed buy a Tech, because holes have to be drilled into the turntable to attach the hinges. to make it go up and down as a dust cover. I leave it alone and don't worry about it. I can't believe that Technics could come up with that poor idea. It fits perfectly, but be prepared to spend some money to have it all attached.
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Hello, in fortunatly the unit that I ordered from amazon never powered on when I got it. I contacted for a return but never heard back. I don't think it has a turntable as most commercial units don't.
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Sorry just received your email re: Crosley ST48 Turntable/Entertainment. In bottom area I have a (14" x 15") CD Player that fits perfect and a turntable on top. This table appears it can hold lot of Single Album LPs -- approx. 50-60 or little more, as prior comments stated.
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Yes, it should play 78s with the stylus that comes with the turntable. However we ordered additional needles to have on hand. We have not played any 78s, most of our records are either 33s or 45s and have yet to change the needle/stylus. Extremely happy with this product. Hopefully, this answers your concerns.
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That sounds quite possible if the piece of wood is at least half inch thick and heavy (maybe even with a glass top); the turntable is quite stable. The top surface is the turntable is rubber and non slip, if you feel it's not gripping the wood surface enough, you could try using some thick double stick 3M tape which would most likely be enough. Good luck!
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I haven't used it for LPs. But it would be doable. However, unlike most record storage cubes, the sides aren't straight up and down (they are slanted). That might not be a problem, though. (And Rattique does make a straight-sided version: http://www.amazon.com/Whitmor-6500-1716-JAVA-Rattique-Storage-Crate/dp/B00J0K50X8/.) I just tucked an LP into the one I own. The basket is rectangular, and it fits fine on the long side with a little room to spare. (The handles are on the shorter sides). You could get a pretty good collection of records in there. Do be aware that (like the sides) the bottom is woven, not a completely flat surface, so it might make impressions on the bottom of your LPs over time. I don't know - but it might. The basket isn't heavy so if you have a lot of LPs in it, you might want to put the basket up against a wall or piece of furniture to keep it from tipping backwards when records are against the back of it. I hope this helps!