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- Condition
- New
- Style
- New
- Model
- JTA-230R
- Dimensions
- 11.34 x 12 x 4.96 in; 5 lb
- Weight
- 5 lb
- Color
- Black
- Material
- Plastic
- In the box
- TurntableDust Cover
- Works with
- MP3 Player, Tablet, Headphone, Speaker
Features 4
- Auxiliary Input Jack for Connecting Smartphones, Tablets, and Additional Audio Sources, RCA Line-out Jacks
- Stereo Headphone Jack
- Dust Cover, 2 Built-in Speakers
- Power: AC 120V 60Hz
Description
Introducing the Jensen JTA-230R 3-speed belt drive turntable with brushed metal accent trim that offers a sleek, modern look for playing your vinyl music collection. The unit features two built-in Stereo speakers and includes an auxiliary input jack for playing music from other devices, like a portable MP3 player right through the speakers. Also featured is a front mounted pitch control to fine tune the record speed, a tone control for adjusting the sound quality, a headphone jack and RCA line-out jacks in case you want to attach the turntable to your home music system. Take your favorite albums and convert them to digital files in just seconds. Simply install the included software onto your home computer, plug the JTA-230R into your computer using the supplied cable and start playing your record. The music automatically converts into digital format right on your computer and then allows you to save it for playback on a digital device. You can even attach this unit to your home music system using the 2 rear mounted RCA line-out jacks. Also included are a dust cover, stereo headphone jack, and auto stop switch. The unit operates on 120V AC power.
Specs 11
| Brand | Jensen |
|---|---|
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Special Feature | Portable |
| Material | Plastic |
| Item Weight | 5 Pounds |
| Style | New |
| Color | Black |
| Model Name | Stereo Turntable |
| Product Dimensions | 11.34 x 12 x 4.96 inches; 5 Pounds |
| Item model number | JTA-230R |
| Manufacturer | Spectra Merchandising |
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Style: New
Old school. Love it. Could use an auto return. Otherwise awesome.
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2023 by John Laidlaw
Record player
Style: New
Compact design, decent sound, easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2023 by Jeremy Wayne Beard Jeremy Wayne Beard
GREAT lil' turntable for aspiring vinyl collectors & music lovers on a budget!!
Style: Classic
I purchased this turntable because it seemed to have pretty favorable reviews&since im on a pretty tight budget&wanted to "upgrade"a bit from my Ion duodeck I had been using for years as my vinyl collection rapidly continued to grow&I began to truly enjoy the"vinyl experience",ive been embracing since a child,yet didnt have nearly the budget some of these "holier than thou""audiophiles"that review on forums&sites like this seem to have... I received the turntable quickly but the 1st one I received gave off a strong electronic humming sound as soon as the motor started.Thanks to Amazons great return policy, I returned it and was PROMPTLY sent a replacement. The new one still had a slight hum through the speakers when set at a high volume once the motor started, but it seemed tolerable for the price. the sound is much better than my old ion duodeck that i loved for quite a bit so I was happy with that. It has very loud clean open sounds,BUT it does lack a bit of bass response,luckily I have powered speakers though with a bass enhancer which made it a little better. And also the tone adjustment knob tends to help with that aswell. One thing I did notice though was it seems the needle/stylus wore out quite quickly,maybe from improper handling or the quality of it. I looked into replacements and most I found werent specifically for this turntable(buyer beware)so i was reluctant to purchase one from those buyers on ebay,etc but remembered another reviewer on here mentioned that Spectra(the actual manufacturer of this turntable)offers replacement needles for only 5 dollars! So I went ahead, called their customer service&ordered two and was quite delighted by the quick shipment of them. I replaced the needle(which can tend to be a bit difficult but just be patient&careful)and was surprised at the improvement of sound once I played a record again! It was now more crisp,open and clear, and Kate Bushs high pitched vocals sounded much more delightful and clear. So i would suggest saving money&time by ordering needle/stylus replacements directly from the manufacturer by calling the customer service# within the turntables manual for even more enjoyment. Also the tonearm did tend to skip a bit on some records but MOSTLY on very BASS driven(electronic/hiphop) albums which at times causes the needle to vibrate even more&due to this turntables inexpensive mostly plastic construction thats somewhat expectant. I simply taped a nickel to the far back top end of the cartridge&it played splendidly. In closing I must say I did enjoy this turntable during the short time(nearly 2 months)I've owned it YET i MUST say.....only purchase this turntable if 1.you cant afford a better one but love listening to records(like me). 2.are just starting with vinyl&need something to test the waters before growing a pricey collection. 3.just like listening to a few records you own casually. Its a GREAT turntable for all those 3 reasons!!! BUT if you CAN afford a better turntable I would HIGHLY suggest spending 50bucks more and purchasing a audio technica turntable! Or perhaps you'll be fortunate,like I recently was,and WIN a audio technica one at auction for under 50 bucks that actually works! Yes I acquired a (gently)used audio technica turntable and compared to this jensen(which will now become my backup turntable)...the sound and handling IS quite incredible. I was splendidly pleased. But if you arent quite as lucky to find one that works at a price you can afford i would go with this turntable until you can!! and DONT be deterred by those "audiophiles"out there who are able to spend upward to thousands of dollars on turntables&somehow expects everyone else to be able to aswell. Music is to be enjoyed&loved so enjoy it however you can on whatever budget you can ie:this turntable :) so in summary... PROS: PRICE, decent sound quality,size,flexibility, Spectra/Jensen customer service needle replacement &its great for a starter or casual listening turntable until you can upgrade to better! CONS: noisy little motor,motor humming sound through speakers, low bass response Happy vinyl listening people! :)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2014 by Jermaine
A Good Turntable Strictly for Vinyl Newcomers
Style: Classic
I received this turntable last Christmas and it got me to start collecting vinyl records. Having used it for almost six months, I decided it was time for me to write a review. This turntable fits into the lower end of turntables and isn't something any audiophile or die-hard vinyl collector would recommend. It is small, made of plastic and wood, and has a very low quality cartridge and needle. However, since vinyl has been making a huge comeback, small companies have started to make similar budget turntables so people can easily get back into record buying. As far as cheap contemporary turntables go, this one is by far the best you can get for under $100 dollars. However, if you look for some used turntables from the 80s and 90s, you may get lucky and score one for cheap. That aside, this turntable has more features than any of the other budget turntables out their. It plays 33s, 45s, and 78s (keep in mind you will need to order a special green stylus from Jensen in order to play 78s!), two built-in stereo speakers, pitch control slider, a headphone jack, RCA out, and a AUX line in. For people interested in converting their vinyl collection to digital, the turntable also includes a USB port on the back of the unit and a CD copy of Audacity (which can also be downloaded for free online) in order to record and convert your music. It also has a switch to turn auto stop on and off (a function that stops the turntable from spinning after a record is done on that side). The only thing lacking in this turntable is build and sound quality. The sound from the built-in speakers is actually okay since it is marketed as a portable turntable, however, the turntable doesn't sound near as good if you plan on plugging it in to a home stereo system. The cartridge cannot be upgraded, and the actual platter the record lays on as it is spinning won't fit an entire record. The record actually hangs over the edge of the turntable. The dust cover even has cut outs on the side so as to allow the record to spin freely while the dust cover is closed. The other thing that I noticed was that the turntable speed isn't very accurate. When I played records I also owned on CD, I noticed that they sounded slightly higher pitched than the CDs. I had to move the pitch slider almost seven notches down in order to match the record speed to the CD, so you may have to adjust your model accordingly. All in all, this is a marvelous beginner turntable, emphasis on "beginner". If you've never owned a turntable, are unsure whether your interested in collecting records, or you want to inspire someone else to get in to vinyl, than this is the perfect turntable. If you plan on building or upgrading and existing hi-fi home stereo system, look towards Audio Technica or some classic tables for superior build and sound quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2015 by Jerromy Jones