House of Marley Stir It Up Record Player – Vinyl Turntable, Stereo Pre-Amp, USB Port, Record LP to PC, 33 + 45 RPM, Anti-Skating, RCA Audio Out to 3.5mm Cable, Dust Cover Included, Bamboo/Black

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I will note that if your system or speakers do not have any EQ adjustment capabilities, you may want to check your options.

The platter mat is REGRIND silicone, made of reclaimed post-process and post-consumer waste material. Please note that these instructions are general and may apply to other models of House of Marley turntables.Since the user has to set this up themselves, it took me a fair amount of time to balance it correctly. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Sure, I've used some, but they were all-in-ones that had speakers and preamps built in, and I had friends who set up the arm balance.

If I don’t need to use it that’s a positive in taking up less space, but I really don’t mind continuing to use it if I have to. The House Of Marley Stir It Up turntable comes with a USB output that enables listeners to convert their records to digital files on a PC or Mac, ready for playing in the car or on a smart device.This record player is perfect for anyone who wants a turntable that looks great and gets the best sound out of their vinyl collection.

I found the anti-skate was “pullier” than usual as well, and I had to dial it back almost to zero to prevent the tonearm from pulling back before the end of a side. Inside the box are two squares of corrugated cardboard to separate the individual cables and plugs, with one plastic foam cover to protect the turntable and a printed set-up guide. The only negative I will point out with the tonearm is that the clip that holds it in its cradle is a bit too firm, and the review unit I received from House of Marley had a groove scratched on it from use. The company focuses on sustainability above all things, and while that has many benefits, it does come at a premium (which isn't necessarily bad).Parallel was suggested first and sounded easier, since it didn't need extra tools, so I went that route.