Gemini Sound TT-900-3-Speed Turntable with Bluetooth, 2-Way Stereo Speakers, and Pitch Adjustment (White)

Okay, I know I may be exaggerating, but I love this record player. My father used to play records on the radio and says this is a little fuzzy, but I honestly prefer it. When albums started to get super mastered, to me it lost a lot of its luster. I absolutely love the sound this record player brings to the records. I have never tried my own speakers, but I have 2 vintage missions I should try out. This is the perfect starter record player for any novel collector, it’s lightweight and easy to set up, which if you know the history of playing records, that wasn’t the case. This is a modern day spectacle into comparison of what people used to do to play records. Be grateful for the inexpensive piece of plastic this is and love it for what it is.

The unit is nice, ok sound (a little more low end and not very clear at louder volumes). I would suggest not putting the speakers on the same platform as the player as it will reverb and makes a slight feedback noise.

Color scheme matches my ps5 so I love the appearance.All made with plastic pieces so I am curious as to how time will tell. But it seems very well put together, I have a weighted slow down on one repeated album. I think its a vinyl issue itself.Bluetooth option is awesome.Sturdy and well supported.Stable play and rotation.This is my first vinyl player so I am new to the true sounds, though it seems at time it could be slightly better, clear, louder quality.Got it for my dirty heads albums hahaVery much thus far

The records sounds wobbly and even at the lowest speed it sounds like it’s sped up. Sent it back. Not worth the money. Gave 3 stars because it looks nice.

Not worth the money very low quality I guess you get what you pay for

Oh my gosh folks. For the price, I kept my hopes in check. But I was blown away by how bad it is. Some messing around with pitch/speed will get it playing consistently but the audio quality is "free headphones on airplane". I mean that. Please understand me, soul speaking to soul, this is such a disappointment. Im always in search of something new that my daughter and I can make "our thing" together. So I ordered her one too. I'm really gutted by how bad it is. It is a toy, and not a terrible toy. On par with the sound quality of a battery powered baby doll speaker. But it is not something you would play during a social gathering. I am giving it 2 stars instead of 1 because I assume the problem is the speakers and less so the turntable. There is no excuse for the speakers. Not in 2024. Even for a Chinese mass produced electronic device. Tribesmen in the Kalahari could produce better quality speakers from sticks and dung.Edit: My daughters actually sounds slightly better than mine with less tweaking needed on speed/pitch. First thing we did for both was throw the garbage speakers away and spend just as much $ on new speakers as we did on the original setup.

Just got back into records and didn't want to spend a ton. I wish the cartridge design was different so I could put a higher quality cartridge on. But it sounds great and gets the job done.

I have purchased about 6 record players in the last month, they all sounded horrible. I understand the sound records have is not the same as our new tech but I tested this one with just ONE speaker before I decided whether or not to keep it. It was loud and clear with just one speaker. Louder than all the others combined. Again, with just one speaker. Once I connected both you could hear my record through my apartment building. And that is just unmatched. Don’t buy Victorla or Crosley the sound is terrible on all of those. This turn table is a super champ.