ANGELS HORN Turntable, Vinyl Record Player, Built-in Phono Preamp, Belt Drive 2-Speed, Adjustable Counterweight, AT-3600L (Upgraded Bluetooth Version)
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Color: Walnut Wood
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- Wireless ConnectivityBuilt-in Bluetooth 5.0, you can enjoy your vinyl collection with all the convenience of wireless technology. Connect via Bluetooth technology to listen to your favorite records on your wireless speakers, soundbar or headphones. Remove the troubles caused by the audio cable, and upgrade the grade from the visual and auditory sense.
- Two-Speed Turntable (33 1/3 And 45 RPM): Belt drive system and DC servo motor can make the iron turntable rotate at 33 1/3 or 45 RPM. The rotation speed can be selected according to the speed of the vinyl record, so that the turntable can perfectly interpret the vinyl record to your High-quality music life.
- Built-In Phono Preamp And Line Output: Built-in Phono Preamp can perform and appreciate the music life brought to you by the record player on any amplifier. ANGELS HORN turntable includes both Phono and Line outputs that allows play with or without a Phono equalizer.
- Adjustable Counterweight And Anti-Skating Weight: Any classic turntable is a must-have standard accessory, you can adjust the weight and anti-slip force to ensure the control of Cartridge the stylus sits perfectly inside the record's correct groove and stable turntable sound quality, maintain the clarity and channel balance of vinyl record sound quality, And to avoid noise and distortion, and scratches on vinyl records and styluses.
- High-Quality Cartridge: Included high-quality Stereo Dual Moving Magnet Type AT-3600L cartridge. Make ANGELS HORN turntable a more perfect interpretation of the beautiful melody, allowing ANGELS HORN turntable to exert the ultimate quality, While a universal headshell allows users to change cartridges with ease.
Brand: ANGELS HORN
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Maximum Rotational Speed: 45 RPM
Included Components: Turntable, dust cover, iron platter, tonearm, cartridge (AT-3600L), headshell, counterweight, anti-skating weight, Bluetooth adapter See more
Special Feature: Built-In Bluetooth 5.0
Material: Wood
Item Weight: 6 Kilograms
Style: Retro
Color: Walnut Wood
Model Name: H002-BK
Product Dimensions: 16.54 x 14.17 x 4.92 inches
Item Weight: 13.2 pounds
Date First Available: June 23, 2020
Manufacturer: ANGELS HORN
Country of Origin: China
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Color: Walnut Wood
Even though I'm the age where vinyl was still in living rooms when I was a child, I was very much a cassette era kid. So this was a great turntable to rediscover my inherited collection from my father. Compared to the turntables that I remember, this one has a lot of mechanical features that make playing less frustrating and a better consistent experience. After dialing it in, I was amazed at the quality of sound you can get off of vinyl. If you know, you know, but to me this was eye-opening. It is a good table to learn on, because there are a lot of adjustments to become familiar with. It's been very educational. You will need to seek advice off the Internet because, I guess for those more familiar, a lot of how a record player works goes without saying. The player was at 34.5 RPM, noticably fast to my ears. After some adjustment of the L screw, which requires taking off the bottom plate for access, I was able to get it to 0.12% (33.36) which is good enough for me, and it's stayed consistent. It was a bit of a hassle though, due to the arrangement of the underside, and I feel like that's far enough away from ideal that it should have been adjusted at the factory. There are RCA line-out, phono, and Bluetooth options. I like that you can bypass the pre-amp and use your own if you wish. This probably outperforms the speakers I have it attached to. If I was looking to upgrade, adding a pre-amp and spending more on speakers would get me far, before I needed a better player. For my level, this might be the only one I ever need. It looks great on my wood dresser as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025 by Phil_D
Color: Walnut Wood
I am a total newb to the world of vinyl but I had been wanting to get into vinyl for a while. I did quite a bit of reading and research prior to settling on purchasing the Angels Horn turn table. I had not found any other turntable with this level of features at this price point, and that was definitely a concern. If it's too good to be true... you get what you pay for... etc thoughts were nagging me. I wanted to be sure I knew what I was getting into. So my first piece of advice is Google this brand and model and read some different reviews, and also watch Youtube videos. After being confident about what to expect from this purchase, I pulled the trigger. I will say that the setup is not for the feint of heart. I was prepared to spend an hour or so on the setup. First thing I did was ensure the table and unit were perfectly level in three directions. One drawback is that the feet are not adjustable so I used thin rubber washers to make any adjustments. Second was setting up the counter weight and ensuring it had the right amount of down force. I had to loosen some of the tone arm screws and used a small kitchen scale to ensure it was at 3.5 grams. Next was the anti skate weight which I have to agree with other reviewers that the string and weight mechanism is super finicky and janky. I used an old laserdisc (look it up on youtube) and fiddled with it for a while, ultimately I found that the weight was not enough and added a small washer which seemed to help. Finally I adjusted the alignment of the cartridge using the protractor that came with the unit. After all of that, I was ready to plug it in and listen to records for the first time. I'll preface this by saying I don't have "nice" speakers at this point. I'm using a large bluetooth speaker, and the setup of connecting through bluetooth was super easy with no issues. The first record I threw on was a used one I purchased on ebay and I was disappointed at first. It just sounded muddy, dark, and not clear to me. At that point I cleaned the record and the stylus and took a ton of dust and particles off it, and then it sounded MUCH better. So that's my second tip - clean your records! I've had a lot of fun collecting a few albums at this point and listening to them. Some sound better than others, and I haven't been totally happy with the sound quality thus far, but a few do sound awesome. And as I said, I don't feel I can completely judge the audio quality without higher quality speakers which I plan to upgrade to soon. I also plan to upgrade the cartridge and stylus in the future. All in all, I'm pretty happy with this purchase. I knew what I was (and wasn't) getting and I wasn't disappointed. The unit has a lot of higher end features I was looking for at an amazing price and looks absolutely awesome. I'll be curious to see how it sounds through better quality speakers though. Good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2023 by R. Mendez R. Mendez
All in all, I am very pleased with my Angel's Horn Bluetooth turntable after a month of use. Just some background, I am new to the vinyl hobby. It all started with me receiving a Victrola suitcase player for Christmas thinking that would be "good enough" (figured I'd buy that odd record or two I see making comebacks in stores). Within two weeks, I traded up to this Angel's Horn turntable. (Anyone familiar with the suitcase players know there is nothing "good enough" about those suitcase players. With the suitcase player there was appalling sound -even with low expectations for a cheap player, and furthermore it couldn't play anything without skipping being a regular occurrence, all while potentially trashing your records with the poor uber-cheap stylus used.) This player, however, is a whole other story. Once set up properly (like a real turntable should be) with a balanced tone arm, the recommended 3.5g tracking force for the AT3600L stylus, and the anti-skate weight, this thing works like a dream. Yes, the included printed instructions are admittedly kind of bad and vague, but there are plenty of YouTube videos from the manufacturer along with other content creators, setting this turntable up, that make it easy for the uninitiated. Music sounds great through the Audio Technica cartridge/stylus, whether connected to a powered speaker with analog cables or via Bluetooth. All records play with no issue, with clear, beautiful sound, and no skipping. I have played new records, along with old records and 45s from the 60s/70s borrowed from family, and all have been perfect. For better (or worse depending on your stance) this is a full manual player, so you place the needle to start, and it does not automatically reset at the end of a record (though they were kind of enough to include an auto-shutdown of the turntable if it reaches the end of a record and isn't shut down after about 3 minutes. (Just flick power switch off and then back on when it's come to play something else) There are automatic players out there that might be more convenient and easier, but IMO I liked actually having to learn to set up and operate a turntable properly, so the manual nature of this turntable was no issue for me as to me it's just part of the experience. Overall, I am extremely pleased and have nothing to really complain about. This player works, sounds great, and looks very nice wherever it is displayed. This has kickstarted me full gear into the vinyl hobby, and now that my turntable situation is settled with a rock-solid player, I can get down to enjoying the music. 9/14/23 update- Just some thoughts after several months use. The turntable still holds up well. I did replace the AT3600L stylus with an ATN91 for a cheap sound upgrade, and for something that tracks much lighter on the vinyl. Some things I wish I understood better before I bought this- honestly, speed consistency isn't great on this turntable. After the first few weeks of listening and getting through the honeymoon period of a new device, I started noticing this sounded audibly a little fast. Upon using a smartphone speed checking app, I saw this was consistently going over 34 rpm. I then got into the whole world of speed adjustment (not a walk in the park on this thing, removing the six screws to remove a panel to get to the little screw you got to turn ever so gently underneath to adjust speed, and a LOT of trial and error. Ultimately, I got this set to around 33.3 and its much better/accurate sounding now- BUT this also has a lot of WOW and flutter- speed tests have this going anywhere from like 33.3 to 33.7 rpm and back to 33.3 within each rotation. Not good. That said, if I'm honestly, not sure if my ears really "hear" this problem but be aware. I also suspected at first maybe my phone app just being imperfect at measuring speed, but I put the same test on my dad's U-turn and that was pretty dead on at 33.3 at all times- so I think that speaks to the quality you get there. You ultimately get what you pay for. This is still pretty good as a cheap first turntable, and if you aren't scared of making adjustments and learning the intricacies of a manual device, but also part of me wishes I just invested a little more money into maybe a U-turn or a Fluance.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2023 by M. Good