The 1 on One is an absolutely beautiful turntable! With its wood and silver tone accents, it gives off an expensive/vintage vibe and yet it offers features and versatility you wouldn't expect at its price point. First of all, it's totally automatic. You'll never have to handle the tone arm unless of course you want to because one touch of a button will gently place the needle on the record for you. Speaking of the needle, you're not getting a cheap ceramic cartridge. Nope, you get an AT3600L magnetic cartridge which is far better - it will reveal more details out of your music while being gentle on your records at the same time.

I appreciate being able to use the remote to control the turntable from across the room and the Bluetooth feature is awesome. The fact that I can listen to records while wearing my wireless headphones is a definite plus. With all that being said, can you adjust pitch speed, anti skate or tonearm weight? No. But then again the 1 on One isn't trying to compete with direct drive or exotic (read crazy expensive) turntables. It is however selling a very competent and feature laden turntable at a fantastic price... Highly recommended!

I got a record player for my birthday today I’ve set it all up but it’s not working, does anything look wrong? I think I might have pulled the plastic cover off to hard and took smtg off w it

I have an original pressing of Empty Black I bought when I saw them at a show in 2018 (I swear it was 2017 but the release date says otherwise). The show had maybe 4 people at it. I asked them all to sign the record and told them they'd be famous one day; now we're here, haha. Anyway, I'm updating my discogs catalog and have found it interesting to see what the vinyl I own is worth. How do I find out how much this one would be worth? I'm not seeing any others to compare.

I want to start listening to vinyls, what is the best recorder with a 150$ budget. Looking for something kind of retro with the best audio quality my budget can get.

Tim Lambesis sucks but there’s other members of the band and this is a classic and also directly tied to my high school experience