Denver 8-in-1 CD Bluetooth Cassette Player Retro Wooden Record Player HiFi System – 3 Speed Vinyl Turntable & Cassette With CD Player, FM/AM Radio, MP3 USB Recording, AUX IN And Line Out – MCR-50BT

I read reviews of all the current all-in-one sound systems for sale. I was up and down in making a choice but finally went for the light wood option of this model. Have to say I was pleasantly surprised.Its great.Unpacked easily, tried the CD player first and got to grips with the sound - have settled for the rock option for the moment which has a reasonable bass and is loud enough without distortion. Yes the CD holder is a little wobbly but aren't they all? Just be gentleI then put on a really old vinyl - the original My Fair Lady from the stage version of 1956!!! I kid you not.It was perfect - not a bump, not a skip. I have to say I bought a cleaning set with the system and it seemed to pick up all the dust and hair . I suggest you clean your vinyls before use. The record player has a manual aspect to it but that's part of going old school, along with the radio dials.One thing I will mention is that the manual advises the removal of the turntable transit screw. We had a good look for it - the quick start guide clarifies that it is no longer required!When recording from CD to USB you can choose between recording just one track or the whole CD.The remote is effective once you are familiar with the buttons.My only regret is that I forgot to check if this system had bluetooth capabilites. I should perhaps have gone up to the 9-in1 version. But that's on me.Thankfully so far everything is working well, the sound is good and it looks fantastic. I couldn't be more pleased. It was a great buy for the price

It's basic, no frills here, does what it says on the box. You get what you pay for.

This product is good as a lover of records it’s a massive upgrade from what I previously owned it is a bit hard to set up as the instruction manual was hard to make out because of the dark pictures but other than that the sound is good and I love all of the different options you get from it CD and Records it is a bit big around 700mm (70cm)

When we first took this out of the packaging we noticed there were several marks and dings on the woodwork (see photos), which would have dropped this review to maybe a 3, but not enough to want to send it back. It was after all only £164, so we could probably live with those.The first real problem came with the sound quality of the turntable. There are some tonal changes available (Rock, Pop, Classical etc), but regardless, the sound is pretty thin and tinny. But even that was acceptable - we could use alternative speakers.The second and real problem came when using the CD player. It was noisy. Very noisy. Akin to the drone of an aircraft engine in the distance, and audible above the best efforts of Pink Floyd, The Beatles and JJ Cale. That was unacceptable, so unfortunately we made the decision to send this back.What is more concerning is that when looking at the options for what we oldies would call a "Music Centre" - although there are different brand names available on Amazon and elsewhere, they all look suspiciously similar - like they're all made in the same factory in China from the same components. Whatever happened to Sanyo, Sony, Iawa, Philips, Panasonic and even Bush? Ah,well - "modern times" I guess...

Love this but not used for a while and can't find instructions. Want to play cd's not very tech minded and can't remember what to do. Help!!