ANGELS HORNHigh Fidelity Bluetooth Vinyl Turntable Record Player with Bookshelf Speakers, AT-3600L, Built-in Phono Preamp, Belt Drive 2-Speed, Pitch Control, Aluminum Alloy Plinth

Great little system, love it

One speaker didn’t work and the sounds quality was subpar. Ended up purchasing a much smaller unit with a built in speaker and half the price. Sound quality was 10 times better. Don’t waste your money!

Overall happy with the system. Needs to be louder for my taste and less buzzing.

The media could not be loaded. love it. setup needed a bit of help but looking forward to listening more and more

the turn table and stylus are poor. stylus come loose all the time. The tonearm adjustment are a pains. adding a outside antiskating weight is poor setup. lucky it phono jacks you can hook a different up to it

First, let's mention the good:The turntable case is nicely made. I come from a manufacturing background and this precision sheet metal work is not easy. The case fits together with zero gaps or warpage. It's anodized brushed aluminum, so should hold up forever. The choice of materials are really good, from the 5 way binding posts for speaker connection, RCA connectors, and IEC cord socket for power are all great. The sturdy rubber feet have built in springs to isolate vibrations from the outside. The speakers are simulated brushed aluminum and match the turntable very well. The speakers are also very well made and present well. No blemishes or seams with gaps and have a good weight to them with removable covers. They supply decent speaker wire for hook up. The BT range is great, I found no dropouts across my entire house. The Line in is finally a proper line in, able to handle any source I plugged in without distortion even with higher level recordings. The amplifier sounds amazing, I used the supplied speakers and other speakers of different types and kinds and it made them all sound great. The music was 3 dimensional with great imaging. The amp has "Enough" power to satisfy most people, and the volume knob feels great being metal. The turn table kept it's proper speed and records sounded as they should, the hall effect sensor is doing it's job.Now the not so good:At first turn on of the unit, there is a relay clunk then a loud buzzing sound. This sound is the transformer inside the turntable and part of the power supply section. It's mounted to the bottom plate with a large bolt, so any noise from it resonates thru the entire case. In my house with the furnace on making noise i can still hear the buzzing from my listening position 10ft away. Now when you are using BT or Line in, it's not too bad as the music overcomes the buzzing pretty easily but you still hear it between tracks. The buzzing is not coming from the speakers, the amp is clean. It's when you are using the turn table for a record that is bad. The buzzing propagates into the cartridge when the needle hits the record and then you also hear it amplified thru the speakers. And if this is vibrating the needle, it's taking away from or coloring the sound that should be just the music. And lets be clear, this is first and foremost a turn table, for playing records. So it's kind of a fail from the start if they can't get the one and only thing this should be good at, decent. If this transformer buzz was fixed, my review would most likely be 4 stars.The sound from the speakers is pretty good, they use really nice drivers. But it can be a bit shouty in the midrange. This is because they have the woofer hooked up direct, no crossover at all, and most of what you are hearing is coming from the woofer/full range driver. The tweeter is just for a bit of sparkle at the top end. If they put in a proper crossover to even out the sound from the woofer, it would be fantastic. And at this price range you would expect that kind of effort.Also at this price you would expect some sort of remote, even if it's just for the volume.With any review you have to consider the price you pay for what you get, so this is why the 2 stars. At this price you have many options for your purchase. For this price you could by separate components and come out better. $250 for a BT receiver, $250 for a turn table, and $100 for speakers. Then you could upgrade speakers or turntable cartridge at a later time.With all that said, I took this unit apart and tried to fix the transformer issue. I isolated the transformer from the case and added sound deadening and sound absorption inside. I was able to get the buzzing down by about half, and it's almost not auditable thru the cartridge any more, but it's still there. There are multiple voltage taps coming from the transformer so it's a bit more involved to replace it entirely. If they went with a custom lap top brick style transformer/charger with all the outputs they need, they could still mount it inside the case, there is plenty of room, and still have the IEC power cord hook up from the outside.It's so close to being great, but not yet.

The media could not be loaded. Had a slick finish and is super heavy as a set in the box. A little detailed to set up but instructions are pretty good.Pretty amazing sound with the blue tooth connecting to Apple Music.Nice sound with my records too.Something about the set seems a little incomplete but I think the sound and look is fantastic!