GOODMANS Ealing Rechargeable & Portable Turntable Record Player 3-speed, USB, RCA Output, Aux in, Stereo Speakers, Vinyl to MP3, White

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Think it might have wrong power supply as its Record player marked 5v dc but power supply was 12v dc. It incorporates classic leather elements and contrasts with modern metal texture, perfect details and visual enjoyment.

Designed for portability this all-time classic can be enjoyed with friends or kept personal via aux-in or RCA connections. Fast forward 5 years (maybe less) and because of the low volumes originally sold they will be more collectable for sure. Whether walking in the park, chatting in the garden, or traveling with friends, you don’t have to worry about not having an outlet when you bring Ealing.I might get some more details on the LP3 and make an offer, I don't want to spend a huge amount at the minute, it will be far better than what I'm currently using, and I can always look at getting something better again at a later date. I haven't got the space for separates, and just want a nice simple setup, but also happy just to stick with what I've got for now if an upgrade isn't going to be worthwhile. Would you happen to know how to use a multimeter because I'm pretty sure other sections of the circuitry are in parallel with the power supply we need to find the power bus and follow that; more things may have went poof! I came across LH by chance from reading in the popular UK AVforums and after looking at the gallery of all those lovely modified Lencos, I am hooked!

Inspired by vintage design but with contemporary upgrades, Ealing is finished in a soft and tactile, yet hard wearing finish. While modifying/improving them is a suitable fate for a tired and scruffy 75, it would be nice to see some more respect for renovating and preserving a few of these wonderful machines in the condition that the manufacturer intended. One word of advice though: I would strongly advise you to replace the phono cables for regular RCA ones instead of using and adaptor, unless you happen to have a DIN connection on your amplifier/preamp. Arriving fully equipped with built-in stereo speakers, you can be ready to listen to your vinyl straight out of the box.

The speakers are currently connected to the phono output on the back of the turntable, and I'd like to connect any future turntable the same way. There's no doubt that this LP3 would be a huge step up from the Goodmans, but it's not the equivalent of a fully manual Pro-Ject.