Numark TTUSB Belt-Drive Turntable with USB Audio Interface

It is very nice entry level turn table with all high end features like S tone arm, balancing weights and anti-skid control with USB, that too just 10, 000 rupees. WoW. The sound is very crisp and tracking force is 2.5 gms. I measured it using a specialized digital scale. Very quiet operation. The platter is nicely casted, no structural deformities as you can see in some of the high end Turn Table like Audio Technica LP120, if you see some of the You Tube videos. Few simple upgrades like AT cartridge and cork slip mat would take this TT to next level. Go for it guys.

Good for converting your vinyl collection to digital format via built-in USB. I use the free software Audacity for copying. The turntable does the job well. Sound is good, but not great. It doesn't have a cue lever, which means you have to pick up the tone arm and place it on the record very carefully, and remove the same way. This is the only serious drawback. But overall, a good turntable and very cheap too.

This is a basic belt drive turntable but there are several issues that bother me:- There is no instruction on the setting of the gain knob at the back. The gain knob should be at its lowest unless you want a loud hum in the recording or playback through USB (through a computer). Even with the lowest gain, you will hear a higher frequency noise when nothing is playing.- Why are the RCA cables hanging outside? Why can it not have RCA sockets on the body that I can connect RCA cables to?- The directions for weight adjustment for the pressure on the stylus are confusing.- The ION Audio recording software is a joke. There are LPs for Indian classical music that have single tracks running for 18-19 minutes. The software stops recording after 3-4 minutes thinking that it needs to break for a track even when there has been no audible silence to trigger any signal-based track separation. I recorded with Audacity in the end.- The clip for the arm holding the head shell when it is not in use seems weak.- The instructions for attaching the belt are not very easy to follow.- No 78 rpm option.I have been used to the more professional direct drive Stanton T.92 USB. Thus, my annoyances may be biased. Apart from this, there is the downside of a belt drive: when started, it takes longer for the turntable to rotate in its desired speed (e.g., 33rpm) than it does on a direct drive.Having said all that, and given the prices of the other direct drive turntables, I suppose this one is reasonable for the price.

Thanx Amazon for timely delivery and very nice packaging. The product has been received in showroom condition. The turntable is absolutely perfect and flawless. The turntable is amazing and comes with all modern features compatible with PCs and music system/amplifier. It is professional grade TT and with S- tone arm and magnetic cartridge. All these we get in this turntable at down to earth price. Its amazing. The only thing it lacks is auto stop function. Overall the performance of this TT is great and I am more than 100% satisfied. The turntable will certainly entertain with its superb sound quality for many years..

tIts a good turntable for the price you pay. The chassis is pure plastic which does not make it sturdy although the platter is die cast and sturdy.DO NOT compare this turntable to Technics SL1200 MK2 and others as they are of a totally different build quality and costed a lot more than this.Overall, this is a great turntable if you want to digitize your records or even for plain listening (I use it for both). It gives decent sound, i have a Denon PM 520AE and a Denon Graphic Equalizer with Polk Audio RTiA1 speakers.Just upgrading the cartridge to Audio Technica AT95E made a great difference. Even the cartridge that comes with the turntable produces good sound (but tracking is at 4.5gms) which is not at all encouraging for records. If i may suggest, buy a plastic case dust cover designed specifically for this model after searching the internet. Trust me, you don't want dust on a turntable. It could ruin your turntable, cartridge & your records easily.This turntable can last you quite long if you take care of it. I bought this almost 2 years back and have not faced any issue.

It would be a great turntable for the new comers in the vinyl world. The sound quality it's produce is near the DJ quality. But the main problem is the dust cover, it's didn't come with any dust cover. I've to order the same from "Digital Deck Covers" with the help from one of my friend in USA cause it's unavailable in India.

It's a good basic turntable. I use it as an inexpensive vinyl player. Problem is that you need to adjust the weight for every almost every single record you play. That's quite the task

good turntable to start with.

A very simple turntable to use. I gave up trying to get the USB connection to work. I followed the instructions through my pc's control panel. However, using the jack connection into my sound card, stereo sounds excellent. So it's working fine this way for me. It was easy to set up and get operational with a small amount of self assembly. This turntable does not have an automatic armature dropdown or automatic return. It's all manual. But what I've found quite good to use is to manually put the armature (with the needle of course) on the record while it's not turning. Then just push one of the two large start/stop buttons and away it goes. When the record finishes, just push the same button. Then manually bring the armature back to it's resting place. I also like the +/- 10% speed control. As a musician, some records are not manufactured with the correct pitch. If my banjo is in perfectly tuned, I can adjust the record to match my instrument. Although there are literally no other gadgets, (keeping it simple of course which can be a good thing) seems to be of high quality from a manufacturing standpoint. Cheers Glen...

If you are looking for a good basic turntable to either add to your system or connect to your computer to record your LPs this does the trick. If you are looking for a top of the line turntable you may want to look at one with a much higher price tag. This is definitely worth the $100 I paid for it.

La table tournante a fonctionné correctement pendant quelques mois à utilisation très très modérée. J'ai dû ajuster la vitesse de lecture car elle était ajusté beaucoup trop rapidement. Depuis quelques temps la vitesse fluctue beaucoup. Elle a commencé à glisser sans raison. Je vais la jeter..

My son loves this turntable. We are hoarders so he inherited hundreds of LPS from the 1970s and 80s. Even better it came from Axe Music, my favourite audio store.

Very easy to hook up an play with Bluetooth Speakers through a PC or RCA direct to A Tuner.