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Crosley C8A-WA Belt-Driven Record Player Turntable with Built-in Pre-Amp, Adjustable Tonearm, AT3600L Cartridge, and Audio Grade MDF Plinth, Walnut

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Style: Turntable


Features

  • TWO-SPEED EXTERNAL BELT-DRIVE TURNTABLE: Plays 33 1/3 and 45 RPM records; The 12-inch slipmat keeps your vinyl in the perfect position on the aluminum platter
  • HIGH-END COMPONENTS: An aluminum tonearm with a cueing lever, an adjustable counterweight, and anti-skate control let you lower the needle on your favorite record with confidence; The removable headshell allows for upgrades to your cartridge, while the clear dust cover protects your vinyl record player even when in use
  • EXCEPTIONAL SOUND: Set atop an audio-grade MDF plinth, this turntable features a pre-mounted moving magnet Audio-Technica cartridge for premium sound quality; The low-vibration synchronous motor and resonance-dampening feet eliminate interference for smooth playback
  • CONNECTION: Use the built-in switchable preamp and RCA outputs to connect to your stereo system or powered external speakers; Speakers not included
  • DESIGN: Inspired by 100 years of Crosley innovations, our products blend vintage looks with modern technology; Crosley Radio products are proudly designed in the USA and come with USA-based customer support

Description

There is nothing better than taking your latest record store find for a spin and enjoying the unmatched sound of vinyl. The C8 turntable is the perfect companion for those who love the subtle, nostalgic sound of analog audio. Featuring a beautiful audio-grade plinth, each detail of this record player focuses on combining impeccable style with quality sound. A low-vibration motor, resonance-damping feet, and high-performance Audio-Technica cartridge ensure that the only sound you will hear is your music. With an adjustable counterweight and anti-skate control, you can drop the needle to your record with ease. Use the built-in preamp and RCA outputs to connect this vinyl record player to your speakers or amplifier. Once you have everything dialed in, sit back and enjoy your newest album.

Brand: Crosley


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Maximum Rotational Speed: 45 RPM


Included Components: Turntable, Turntable Lid, Turntable Platter, Turntable Slipmat, Headshell, 45 Rpm Adapter, Tonearm Counterweight, Power Adapter, Rca Cable See more


Special Feature: Built In Preamp


Material: Engineered Wood


Item Weight: 12.79 Pounds


Style: Turntable


Color: Walnut


Model Name: Crosley C8A-WA


Product Dimensions: 5.71 x 17.72 x 13.78 inches


Item Weight: 12.79 pounds


Item model number: C8A-WA


Date First Available: October 2, 2018


Manufacturer: Deer Park Distributors


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Perfect turntable record player
Style: Turntable
Review Image by B B
Works beautifully. Easy to set up. The cover is sturdy. The wood is so beautiful. Be mindful of the packaging. It’s packaged very well and some components are packed well into the styrofoam. It’s very secure packaging though. I emailed Crosley because I couldn’t find a piece and they offered help quickly. The piece was snuggled in the packaging. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024 by B B
    • Really like the looks, the sounds, and the price
Style: Turntable
Review Image by Julie B Julie B
Review Image by Julie B Julie B
Review Image by Julie B Julie B
Review Image by Julie B Julie B
The media could not be loaded. The C8 arrived in a box much heavier than I was expecting, and I saw why when I opened it, as there is literally couple of inches of wood under the turntable platter. It is built very well, and took only 5 or 10 minutes to set-up. I’ll admit I bought it mostly for looks, but I love the way it sounds as well. I’ve been through a pretty big mix of my music in the last couple of weeks, and it’s easy to set-up and operate. I actually purchased this with the “matching” Crosley powered Bluetooth speakers, and will review those separately. They match the system perfectly, and if you need Bluetooth, they work great. I almost didn’t order this because it didn’t have Bluetooth, but ended up getting it in the speakers and I like it. We’ve ended up using the Bluetooth more than the turntable, as my daughter likes to stream her phone through it. If you do switch quite a bit between 45 and LP records, you’ll like the easy switch they mounted on the front. I have boxes of 45s I’m working on getting through, and play great on the turntable. Five stars all-around from me! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2019 by Julie B Julie B
    • Excellent turntable at any price
Style: Turntable
Review Image by Brian D. Rasey Brian D. Rasey
I use a couple of automatic Audio Technica turntables around the house and they sound excellent with vintage receivers and speakers. However, I wanted something manual where I could control needle pressure and anti-skate. The C8 is excellent on all accounts and sounds as good as anything I’ve ever heard. No offense to “audiophiles” who would turn their noses up on a Crosley, but this thing is fantastic at any price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024 by Brian D. Rasey Brian D. Rasey
    • Great For The Price
Style: Turntable
Review Image by Jonathan Dailey Jonathan Dailey
At $200 or less, this is a great turntable. I highly suspect that this turntable is actually made by Fluance, contracted by Crosley. If you compare it to Fluance's line of turntables, they are extremely similar. The main difference is, the Crosley C8 at $200 is better than the Fluance RT80 at $200. The crosley C8 has features you can find on not just the RT80, but RT81 and even RT82. You are basically getting an RT80 with RT81 and RT82 features for the same exact price. It's a great bargain. The sound is great, the counter balance and set up is fairly easy (there are videos on youtube on how to set up the Crosley C8), and the look of the thing rocks. I have this hooked up to my stereo Elac Debut 2.0 6.2s, and the sound is way better than my old vintage turntable. All in all I recommend it. Amazing beginner turntable for the price. Everything you need to start spinning records. Get it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2019 by Jonathan Dailey Jonathan Dailey
    • It's Good, Big, But Good
Style: Turntable
I'll admit I'm still fairly new to vinyls. This is the second record player I've bought: first turn table. I started with a suitcase player and now I'm here. The Good Stupid easy to set up. The belt scared me, but that is probably because I have the tendency to as my family says "Hulk out" on things and accidentally break stuff. It's a very attractive player, looks great in my space. There are some really good components in this turntable for the price. The adjustable tone arm is great and works at helping preserve the quality of my vinyl and a surprising feature in this price range/class of turntable. The Audio Technica stylus is surprisingly premium a budget turntable. The Bad God is it huge. It's freaking massive. I had to rearrange my whole room and buy a new piece of furniture to hold it. If I had fully understood how large this turntable is I would have bought a different turntable. The lid takes up a ton of room. So to open it I have to have almost 6" between it and the wall. And no I can't use it without the lid because I live in a glacial valley at the convergence of two rivers fed by glaciers so everything that stands still for two and a half seconds has a thin layer of dust on it. It's about 18" wide and like 16" deep and most of that space is to accommodate the external belt drive and let me tell you I could live without that little feature because I don't understand why you'd do that in the first place. The Meh There is no Bluetooth feature. At this point in this price range every other company (even Crosley) has this feature built in. It's not like that big of a deal, but it is a pretty big miss. Not life and death and I do love the Crosley Bookshelf speakers I have and they look great as a set, but still would be nice to use it with my Bose soundbar or my JBL Flip 5s I have. But again it's not enough to make me hate it and frankly it's kinda fun to have dedicated speakers for it. The size is why I bumped it down a star. I'd honestly give it 4.5 stars. It does what it say on the tin and looks great doing it so can't be unhappy with it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024 by Lars S
    • Very similar to a Fluance RT80
Style: Turntable
Review Image by Sean Patterson Sean Patterson
Review Image by Sean Patterson Sean Patterson
The Crosley C8 seems like a rebadged Fluance RT80 with a different tonearm and a couple added features, and for less money. If you’re eyeing the Fluance model as an entry level sub-$200 turntable, just choose whichever one is less expensive at that moment. They’re both fantastic turntables so in this case don’t shy away from the Crosley name if it’s cheaper when you look to buy. I was going to put an AT3652 cartridge on it to upgrade the needle, but honestly this AT3600L sounds REALLY good on my speakers and I’m happy with it. I don’t see a need to upgrade from here since I only really do casual listening but for those purposes it’s phenomenal sounding. One caveat - it’s a fully manual turntable. This means you can swap and upgrade parts easily so you get more of an upgrade path, but the downside is there’s no auto stop or auto return so you need to be ready to stop your record right when it ends. It’s a tradeoff, so take that as you will and make an educated decision with that known. I would recommend this turntable to anyone looking for a seriously good sounding system for casual listening, who’s also looking to stay under $200 like I was. I’m really impressed by the warmth and fullness to the sound from the included AT3600L too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024 by Sean Patterson Sean Patterson

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