Denver8-in-1 CD Cassette Player Retro Wooden Record Player HiFi System – 3 Speed Vinyl Turntable & Cassette With CD Player, FM/AM Radio, MP3 USB Recording, AUX IN And Line Out – MCR-50

Arrived on time as per description! Very pleased with my purchase

The media could not be loaded. Yes i received this vintage record player yesterday. I am very pleased indeed, the sound is great it also looks good as well. One very happy customer, I would recommend this to anybody.

charming vintage aesthetic and covers a wide range of functions, from playing vinyl and cassettes to FM/AM radio, CDs, and USB recording. The sound quality is decent for casual listening, though it might lack the depth that more advanced systems offer. The compact design and multiple input options are handy, but the controls could be a bit more intuitive. Overall, it's a good choice for those who enjoy the retro look and the versatility of an all-in-one system without needing high-end audio

What a great item

The media could not be loaded. It was a gift for my son and daughter-in-law who live in Poland. They are very pleased with this equipment. For the first three days they only listened to vinyl records from this device. They were very happy. A good gift idea.

When we first took this out of the packaging we noticed there were several marks and dings on the woodwork (see photos), which would have dropped this review to maybe a 3, but not enough to want to send it back. It was after all only £164, so we could probably live with those.The first real problem came with the sound quality of the turntable. There are some tonal changes available (Rock, Pop, Classical etc), but regardless, the sound is pretty thin and tinny. But even that was acceptable - we could use alternative speakers.The second and real problem came when using the CD player. It was noisy. Very noisy. Akin to the drone of an aircraft engine in the distance, and audible above the best efforts of Pink Floyd, The Beatles and JJ Cale. That was unacceptable, so unfortunately we made the decision to send this back.What is more concerning is that when looking at the options for what we oldies would call a "Music Centre" - although there are different brand names available on Amazon and elsewhere, they all look suspiciously similar - like they're all made in the same factory in China from the same components. Whatever happened to Sanyo, Sony, Iawa, Philips, Panasonic and even Bush? Ah,well - "modern times" I guess...

Downsizing my HiFi set-up following a move to an apartment, three of the separates of which had had their day anyway. I retained the amplifier and speakers as the new unit, thoughtfully, has line out sockets. The setup of the unit was straightforward and soon tested out four functions - record deck, cd, radio and tape. I did find that there was some performance improvement after a short bedding in period of use. In general use, the unit is self-contained and the quality of sound very satisfactory. I did appreciate the added sound quality from switching the output to the HiFi speakers when using cassette tapes and for special other outputs I wished to listen to with a critical ear, but there is little to criticize in the performance overall from a unit of this kind. I have yet to test out the usb facility and the recording function but anticipate no less performance and ease of use. In short, a fine piece of equipment which more than adequately fulfils my requirements. Good value.

Sound is very low, I know the speakers are low watts but I would have thought they would be a bit louder.Also, the record player stylus does not have an automatic play/placing on thr record or have an automatic return when the record is finished playing. Disappointed with these issues.If buying, I would recommend external speakers.Unit does look nice though.