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Find the right Crosley record player for your space, from portable Cruiser Plus and Voyager suitcase turntables to shelf systems, entertainment centers and component turntables. Cruiser Plus, Voyager and Discovery portables have built-in speakers and Bluetooth and play all three record speeds.

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Crosley Record Players by Style

Portable suitcase models like the Cruiser Plus, Voyager and Discovery have built-in stereo speakers and play 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM records. Entertainment centers like the Musician add a CD player, cassette deck and AM/FM radio. Component turntables like the C6, C100BT and C10 connect to separate speakers, and the K100A comes with powered speakers.

For tiny 3-inch records, the RSD3 Mini Turntable runs on USB or AA batteries. Finish your setup with Crosley needles, record crates and cleaning kits, or shop every brand in record players.

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Are Crosley record players good?

It depends on what you need. Portable Crosley models are simple plug-in players with built-in speakers, while component turntables like the C10 (Ortofon OM5e cartridge) and C100BT (Audio-Technica cartridge) add an adjustable counterweight and anti-skate for more control.

How much does a Crosley record player cost?

Crosley record players start at $59 for the RSD3 Mini Turntable and go up to $409 for the K100A with speakers. Cruiser Plus and Voyager portables run $79 to $109, and shelf systems run $159 to $299.

Are Crosley record players bad for vinyl records?

Any turntable can wear records if the needle is worn or dirty, so clean your stylus and replace it when it wears. Models like the C6, C100BT and C10 have an adjustable counterweight and anti-skate, and Crosley replacement needles run $15 to $29.

Why does my Crosley sound bad?

Common causes include a dirty or worn needle, a turntable that isn't level, or small built-in speakers. Try cleaning the stylus, checking level with a turntable bubble level ($29), or connecting powered speakers like the Crosley S200 ($129) on models with RCA out.

What needle does my Crosley record player use?

The Cruiser Plus, Voyager, Discovery and Musician use the NP6 needle ($15). The C6, T400D and RSD3 use the NP5 ($29), and the C10 uses an NP8 Ortofon OM5e cartridge.

Can Crosley record players play 78 RPM records?

Cruiser Plus, Voyager and Discovery models play 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM. The C6, C100BT, C10, T400D and K100A play 33 1/3 and 45 RPM only.