1 BY ONE Bluetooth Turntable Hi-Fi System with 36 Watt Bookshelf Speakers, Vinyl Record Player with Magnetic Cartridge

This stereo is excellent for the price. Good powerful speakers. Great sound. Easy to set up once you get the hang of how to fix the weight to the arm which isn’t that difficult really. It’s lovely to listen to LPs that I haven’t listened to for probably 40 years or more. Would definitely recommend!! 👍👍👍

honestly great record player, and the speakers are so good!! only downside is that it’s a bit tricky to set up, but once it’s up and running it’s very smooth and sleek to use

Nice bit of kit. Set-up with my home cinema system. Sounds great. Love the Bluetooth feature to play your digital music through it to your speakers.

***Update*** 20/3/2019 Had the turntable now for a month or so. In the end attached my old Cambridge Audio separate to it and sounds fine. There is only one issue which I think one of the other reviewers touched on. That is the auto switch off feature. Its not a stand by. This happens after a 5 mins when the turntable has not been used. You have to manual switch turntable back on. In the grand scheme of things its not major. I have experienced the 30 sec stand by feature which is plain odd. For these two things I have knocked a star off. Im the end for the price its still good. So looking at a new turntable to replace the old 1 by One. I had no intention to buy another 1 by One, not because it was a poor choice. Just wanted one an upgrade as it was a cheap purchase option at the time. So looking for an upgrade with a magnetic cartridge, at a reasonable value. Checked out Lenco's, Teac, AudioTechnic and others. Values range from £70 to £250. All had mixed reviews, a minefield. Then I found 1 by One now did a turntable with Audio Technic stylus / arm plus you got two speakers chucked in for £159.00. So I took a punt. So whats the outcome: It came well packaged. All aspects of the turntable well protected but this does mean you have to set up the Counter Weight, Anti-Skid function and belt for the drive. The construction of the turntable all felt very nice not a cheap feel. Even the lid has some weight to it and a heavy metal platter. The instructions are good perhaps not idiot proof. The one issue was the anti-skid weight which is very fiddly in the end it took two of use to tighten the knot up. Oh and you have to move the arm from its cup for it to work (Not idiot proof instructions). So all set. Its not automatic drive, you press a play button. It also has a lovely slow descending stylus action onto the vinyl after the lever is released. At the moment I have it aux into a GPO speaker until a new unit arrives to place speakers on (The GPO has bass / treble controls). When I connect the speakers up the pre-amp built into the turntable will power them. There is no way to control treble or bass EQ etc. Having said all that the GPO is adequate with nice bass and treble but if you push the GPO it distorts. Which I already knew and has nothing to do with the turntable. So the Sound you certainly can tell the difference with Audio Technic Stylus. Even through the GPO its a vast improvement from the previous 1 by One wooden plinth turntable in sound, build and quality. So is it worth the price and any good? Well I got it for £159. Im no Audiophile but I like a good sound. I am also a musician. This a good turntable. Perhaps 1 by One has gone to all the manufacturers of named turntables given them a shopping list. In essence a parts turntable. If Lenco, Teac or Audiophile was stamped on the lid, this would have hi-fi reviews rated from 4 to 5 stars in its price band. Of course they would probably knock it down as it has a bluetooth function which is no no in Audiophile world. Its good, for the price band excellent. Improvement? I suggest 1 by One do go and find a Hi-Fi amp manfacture and design a simple mini amp with bass / treble / balance surrounded by a wood casing. Sell it as a package. For the buyer: remember you have to set it up. You may need an amp to push the sound when the speakers are connected (If possible cannot see why not it has phono output), as your currently relying on the pre-amp built into the turntable. Plus points: it has a choice of aux or speaker output, industry standard magnetic stylus, bluetooth, transfer vinyl, well constructed, looks good. You can change from 33 to 44 without changing belt position.

This sounds great out of the box.. the supplied speakes are smooth with a nice bass punch and it looks and sounds higher end than the price tag.. I've played around and even paired it with my Marantz amp and Monitor audio Gold speakers with sliver speaker cables bi-wired. This turns this into a £2k setup and the line out performed great.. Now for my biggest surprise.. I changed the supplied speaker cables to heavy copper HIFI quality cables (difficult to get in the speak out on the deck, these could have been a bit larger) and connected the Monitor audio gold's directly to the turntables built-in amp.. WOW thought I was going to have trouble driving the speakers, but no it drives them well and the sound is amazing. Intact I have sacrifice a bit of top end volume and a very small amount of clarity for the streamline look without a power amp and I'm happy with the results for casual listening.. You need to know that you can't alter the balance, bass or treble, if you want this then you're going to have to use an amp, however the preset settings and good.. One note when buying.... this only does Bluetooth input not out... so you can't pair with Bluetooth speakers., but then again I don't like Bluetooth speakers as the cable you save is then replaced with a larger power cable.. so not a problem for me.. When connecting your phone via Bluetooth the sound is equally good and once again I was surprised.. So far a very happy customer

This is a wonderful piece of kit. Easy to set up if the instructions are followed. Very good sound and looks good.

This is the system for you if you’re looking to relive the days of enjoying listening to your favorite vinyls whilst reading the record sleeve texts and enjoying the art works. I started my collection a few days ago, now up to 8 Albums that I remember from the 80s/90s, I originally bought one of the cheaper £40 record players with the built in speakers, it was ok, but wasn’t anything special, but this one has depth, range and I’ve not even turned it up past half way yet, it’s got really nice room filling audio without being too tinny or over bassy, it’s just right for that chilling out level of enjoyment, I bet it would be great at higher volumes too for a party occasion but as mentioned, I’m not cranking it up that high until needed. The construction side of it was a worry to me at first but after watching the how to video here on the product page and following the set up manual I was lay here listening and wrong this review within about 20 mins of unboxing. Overall, very happy and pleased with this product, will be sure to enjoy it for years to come.

I would suggest you avoid this product. I had problems with the lid from day one, very stiff hinges making it impossible to lower the lid when record playing. Eventually the hinge brackets on the plastic lid broke and now I have to lift the lid off completely. On occasion when playing a disk the unit would just stop spinning, over time this became much worse and now it happens on every single record I play. I've had this record player for less than 6 months and it is unusable.