anybody have these ?

[redbenjoe]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Crosley-Revolut ... 1e6fc49f82

or know about them ?
my questions are

1. can they be played via line-out to a boombox ?
i dont care about its USB output feature

2. are they GOOD copies of the rare sony PS-F9 --
the one that blasterpunk scored yesterday ?

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15833&hilit=sony+ps+f9

 

[Superduper]

If you've ever handled a Crosley before, you will know that they make Coby's seem like McIntosh. And they are nowhere near the same level of quality in terms of build or audio quality.

 

[redbenjoe]

BUZZ KILLER
party pooper :'-(

thanks norm --
knew the straight scoop may come from you

" coby seem like a Mac "

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at this point -
bet this is a short thread

 

[Gluecifer]

You need a SOUNDBURGER, Ira!



Rock On.

 

[redbenjoe]

rick
i thought the crosley WAS a soundburger ??

 

[Gluecifer]

No, no, no, no no...

The Crosely is some modern tat copying the design.

The original SoundBurger came out in 1983 and is made by Audio Technica.
It's a very, very high end turntable! Sounds magnificent and has dual headphone sockets and line out.

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Rock On.

 

[tshorba]

You need a SOUNDBURGER, Ira!



Rock On.

Get a twin singer with cassette player built in , a Numark PT series or a Vestax handy trax. Both the Numark and Vestax are larger but the Vestax would be best for the $$

The Sony PS-F5 & F9 are nice as they are direct drive, linear tracking, decent cart and can play while standing up, the PS-F9 has auto clamp lock while the F5 is manual. The price on these have skyrocketed of late

Audio Technica also had a soundburger style called the mister disc (AT-770) the soundburger is an AT-727, supposedly has the best cartridge of all the portables. Dual also made a rebadged version

 

[retrohead]

looks real nice-unusual but unusual is good