Thanks for the detailed review!

This one reminds me a great deal of the record players available for use in my school in the 70’s. I’m glad Crossley is considering bringing them back at some later date.

I actually bought mine because I saw and loved the original video you made! I’ve had it about a year and, unfortunately, the tan vinyl wrap is starting to peel on the front lip. But I still love it, it sounds amazing!

Loved the video. Can I just point out that the Dansette, in 50,60s UK was nothing like this apart from superficial looks. Dansette ( Pronounced Dan's-set like set belonging to Dan, there is no z sound). They were the every man record player, they sold on sound quality and robustness. For stereo they introduced speakers that looked in keeping and plugged in the back. They were not a cheap thing. The Dansette were well respected in the same way as any middle priced product. Almost every home had one. The upgrade was to go for a Radiogram which is a large piece of furniture. These had mostly the same internals plus a radio:- Long wave, Medium Wave and often Sort wave. VHF was not common. The UK was way way behind USA with Multi functional units. we only have small rooms. (see "Call the midwife " on PBS to see what I mean. Cheers

Point of order, while Dansette may now be used as a model name by Crosley the original Dansette brand had no connection to Crosley.

RECORD OLOGY YOUR Portable turntableble is cool

Another great video too,I remember the original unboxing of this too.always thorough matey .

Hope your doing well my friend love watching all your videos

It would be great for a kid to start playing records

record ology when I was a little boy I had a turntable cabinet was blue

Even though i have a pretty great lp60x i still want one for my front room

I'm still waiting for a new record changer.

Crosley's Cruiser is carry-on luggage size. The Dansette Jr.? Well, you might just want to check it in.

Hi Record-ology, hope you and the family had a great Easter. I'm intrigued by the Crosley Dansette. Our first record player was a Dansette bought in 1966 by my dad. It was nothing like the Crosley though.... It had an auto-changer and could play 78's. The sound was loud and warm. This was because it was valve driven. The Crosley doesn't have the character, or the sound that I remember....Mind I'd not play my record collection on anything but my trio KD1033 turntable. The original Dansette's tone arm was far too heavy and - no stereo. Four years after we got the Dansette they went out of business and Hi Fi for the masses came in.

I love your channel and I'm learning so much. I want to buy this Dansette Jr. but the color doesn't match the color scheme of my room. Do people ever successfully repaint these? Just wondering. Thank you for all your videos and outstanding content.

It’s definitely the speakers that are producing that tinny sound. Would it be possible to replace those speakers with better ones? If you try that, let’s hear it again!!!

When you put the style on the record you can hear 👂 cracking and popping

Based on the shadow of the grill cover, it looks like the speakers are about 1" to 1 1/2" apart. Definitely no room for stereo separation. And judging by the sound, I doubt if they are more than 3 watts apiece (or a total of 6).

I’ve had many dansettes including the original dansette junior,senior,Bermuda,Hifi,conquest auto.all great dansette products here in the uk.and very valuable now.

I've got an original Dansette Major. It still works, but someone painted it with blackboard paint at sometime in its life.

This looks like a bmw compared to my 1969 K-Mart speacial. I put speakers from the interior ones and it actually worked. 1960 my Dad purchased a Zenith with 78s,and 33 1/3. I loved it. I'm totally hooked. So enjoyed this & thx for the Memories

I like any kind of videos about record players.

Wish i could have find the Album on CD. I would love it.....

Damn bruh it’s late rn, I’m sleepy 🥱

ALL portable record players and turntables should have a tone control; bass and treble.🙂 The speakers in Hi-Fi Stereo should be space out. Have a good day Mr. Record-Ology my friend!👍

What was that first record? I like it

Can you get some info and do a review on the Crosley Rohe and Crosley Jasper? Looks like they are new additions that look great, but not a lot of information is available that I can find!

I had the Crosley Danette Bermuda. Same as this but with the removable legs. First one, the right speaker went out in the first 20 minutes. Replacement worked fine but the speakers are just awful and the RCA out is at quite a low volume. Sent it back, got an AT LPX60 which sounds and functions way better and it was $100 cheaper. I do still have my Crosley CT-201 boombox though, which I love.

Very popular here in the UK back in the 60,s. S

The tonality is the player. Portability has its price.

Would you believe that this LP is available for streaming on Spotify and KZfaq Music? Volumes I and II are combined. I like the opening track. It sounds the an old style news broadcast theme.

Looks a bit silly w/ all the open real estate & dinky platter. Think the latter should've been sized accordingly.

Hi Recordology, I'm a new subscriber, In your opinion what is the best portable battery operated rechargeable complete record player I don't need too many bells and whistles, just the basics?. I want to sell my used record collection outdoors, I need something that tracks well and sounds good and will last 6 to 8 hours before recharging?

Do you know if this has a built-in preamp?

Hi I’m from the UK. It is pronounced DAN SETT!!

Use the line out.

Radio station records-mine came from a -----radio station.You find them during transmitter site cleanups.Transmitter sites were besides housing the AM or FM transmitter-or both at one site were also used for storage.One station I visited in Baltimore had a collection of 50's-60's,70's oldies that would be worth a fortune-they converted to talk radio---BORING-they used to be one of the few AM stations that still played music.Me and a friend repaired the stations Onan genset.The station used a four tower directional with two 10Kw RCA 10U transmitters-those were treasures in themselves!

I really think 🤔 that record player would be hard on your records without a dampening system, especially with bass intensive records. It would be a shame to have the tone arm skate clear across your favorite 😻 record. Not to say that this is a bad record player, but it would benefit by having a dampening system, especially during bass intensive portions of the record. I also like 👍 the strobe disc, I could stare at it for hours. Your friend, Jeff.

It sounds ok. But the speakers could be better.

How does it sound with headphones?

I did 73

Hey that record player's pretty cool but the speakers have to go the speaker suck and I'm lying But on that it's a nice record player I would mind owning that

Elevator 🛗 music 🎶 lol 😂

I have the crosley Bluetooth record player I have a Bluetooth receiver hooked up to my Bose wave music system and thought that system it sounds great on that system especially it being a Bose brand

Impressed by it's look, but that's about it. The sound, which is most important when buying, sounded awful.

pile of crap compared to an original dan junior