Fluance RT82 Reference High Fidelity Vinyl Turntable Record Player with Ortofon OM10 Cartridge, Speed Control Motor, High Mass MDF Wood Plinth, Vibration Isolation Feet - Walnut

Very easy to set up nice looking and sounds very good through my 43 year old Pioneer receiver. on the nit picky side a place for the 45 adapter would have been nice as I have misplaced it already.

First impressions are very good. I purchased the rt82 after lots of research and let me just say that every positive thing Ive heard about it was true. Its absolutely beautiful, has great sound quality, is easy to setup and just plain works great. The only down side I found was that it came with a few scuff marks under the platter area but its not a big deal.

Takes so long for the auto stop. If any records have engravings in the center or the label is a little off the auto stop will not engage in time and will run right into them. I’ve looked all over for a solution but can’t find any. Just be careful with what record you let run to the end. The sound is amazing and I’m super impressed but the auto stop is giving me a stress I don’t need

Although I’ve been very into achieving great sound quality, I’ve only recently been getting into the world of vinyl. I had always used simple, cheap turntables where you move the needle and go. This one comes with excellent instructions on how to adjust the counter weight, make sure the table is level and a lot of other information on how to achieve the best sound. My albums have never sounded better and I recommend this turntable for anyone else who wants superb audio quality without completely breaking the bank.

Ive only had this record player for a couple days, but so far it sounds great and is easy to set up. That said, in addition to a pre-amp, you will need a better power supply than the one provided. Its tiny, and your records will play slow as a consequence. Youll need a 12v, and old fashion block of an AC adapter that takes up too much room on wall socket. Other than the power supply issue, I love it!

This is a great starter record player. I did a lot of research on it. I had to watch some videos though and carefully read the directions to setup the arm counter weight just right so it would play like it should. Sounds great hooked up to my AV receiver which has a phono input.

I didn’t realize all of the assembly necessary, I’ve never bought a turntable new before. But, with a bit of frustration, once I rechecked everything, including the gear cap for the belt, and put that in properly, the turntable worked silently like a charm! Cute little button level to precisely level the turntable for optimum sound. Wonderful for that pure analogue vinyl sound! Very happy with this purchase!

the people who make products why wont you look at it from the stand point of the customer. tonearm adjustment is a joke when you can barely see the numbers. no place for the 45 adapter. finish is so dark you cant see the wood grain.

Works perfect ,sounds is great , very well made. I did have to add a preamp.

After a decade or so away from vinyl I was gifted an old Techniques turntable, but it was very basic. I started buying used vinyl to fill in many gaps in my collection and to replace long-lost LPs. Soon the limitations of the Techniques led me to buy another turntable, and after extensive research I bought this and have been delighted. Its manual, you can adjust the weight and anti-skating, and the walnut veneer is beautiful. And the sound with the Ortofon is excellent. This really reminds me of my old Acoustic Research manual turntable from the mid-1970s - a simple belt-driven turntable that sounds excellent and has all the controls necessary to protect your vinyl. I love it.