I made a review on 45 Record Centerpieces to help you in your decision

August 28th, 2010 | PostAuthorIcon Author: Jukebox
old-45-records I made a review on 45 Record Centerpieces to help you in your decision

I was so excited to take this out of the box, and as soon as I played the first 15 seconds of one of my records I started packing the unit back up. The speakers are AWFUL and the sound is harsh, strident and completely distorted. I am extremely disappointed and annoyed.

Waste of time.

i have a benny goodman 45 record set in a nice vinyl booklet. 45 Record Centerpieces what is it worth?
I also hav e other records from this era still in the paper sleeves.
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5 Responses to “I made a review on 45 Record Centerpieces to help you in your decision”

  • Ludd says:
    August 28, 2010 at 11:24 am

    I use this anti-static record cleaner brush before each playback session. It definitely limits the frequency of pops and cracks, leaving that sweet sound that takes you back to the old days when records were the popular medium. The sound may not be as clean as today’s digital audio, but it certainly revives the life of any record that has been collecting dust over the years.

  • Noell says:
    August 28, 2010 at 11:01 pm

    THE VANNS COMPANY WAS VERY HELPFULL WHEN I RETURNED THE ITEM ,THEY REFUNDED MY MONEY PROMPTLY, YOU COULD NOT ASK FOR BETTE SERVICE.

  • Floyd says:
    August 29, 2010 at 11:49 am

    I recently purchased this brush to keep my 12 inch Vinyl records as dust free as possible for playing and recording.
    It seems to do a very good job for dry cleaning vs a wet process.
    John

  • McWan says:
    August 29, 2010 at 11:08 pm

    An excellent companion to a wet record cleaning system (the kind with a soft velvety brush or pad that you dribble some cleaning solution on and then drag across a record). Use the wet pad on grubby records—I find that thrift-store finds sometimes need a few cycles—and then use the AudioQuest brush every time you take a record out of the jacket, to get rid of surface dust. It’s not a miracle treatment, but it will often make records you thought were permanently full of clicks and pops sound good again.

  • Marchese says:
    August 30, 2010 at 11:51 am

    This adapter is lousy. don’t buy it. Certain records, do not drop properly using this adapter, because the adapter is too wide. Records drop halfway down and stick, causing the tone arm to bump against it and land on the turntable, or the record will drop to the turntable, but not turn, because of the width of the adapter, and cause the flip side of the record to be scratched by the turntable. This is not a good product and Crosley should make corrections. I received my first one for a birthday gift and it didn’t work properly, so I bought another one thinking the first one was defective. It is defective from the Manufacturer. Crosley, long in the radio business for years, should know better and should make a better adapter. Dont buy this one

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