Victrola Stream Onyx Turntable - 33-1/3 & 45 RPM Vinyl Record Player, Works with Sonos Wirelessly, High Precision Magnetic Cartridge, Semi-Automatic, Multiple Connections, Black Matte Finish

Works good su far. Top cover needs improvement.

I recently purchased this turntable and couldn’t be more thrilled with my decision. This turntable has exceeded my expectations, especially with its seamless integration with my Sonos speaker system. Setup was a breeze, connecting effortlessly to my Sonos speakers, and within minutes, I was enjoying my vinyl collection with the rich, immersive sound Sonos is known for. The sound quality is phenomenal, capturing every nuance of my records with a warm, authentic feel. The sleek design adds elegance to my living room, and its top-notch build quality feels durable and well-crafted. The convenience of controlling volume and playback directly from the turntable is fantastic, ensuring an easy and enjoyable listening experience. Whether you’re a vinyl enthusiast or just getting started, this turntable offers an unbeatable combination of sound quality, design, and convenience. Five stars!

Decepcionado.Opté por esta marca, pensando que por sonos haber prestado su nombre, y autorizado su compatibilidad era calidad garantizada y lamentablemente no fue ni cerca de eso.No llevo más de tres semanas con ella y la variación En el disco repercute la calidad de la música como muestro en el video.La aplicación para mí es muy mala, sin embargo la conexión es buena como dicen todos, la construcción y la apariencia está muy bonita, pero desgraciadamente no duro absolutamente nada funcionando y lo peor es que cuando llamo para pedir la garantía Amazon me dice que primero tiene que esperar a que Victrola la haga válida la devolución para entonces yo poder hacer la misma, por lo anterior considero que tanto Amazon como Victrola funcionan de manera deficiente, ya que yo tengo el derecho a poder devolverla cuando quiera dentro del periodo Como bien lo dice la garantía.no es un producto que sugiera compren de verdad se van a arrepentir.También llegó con un defecto fisco de fabricación como se muestra en la foto.El adaptador para discos de 45 revoluciones tampoco funcionaba.Como pueden ver , muchos detalles para un equipo de 10 mil y de una supuesta marca con prestigio.

After extensive research to replace my existing broken turntable, I was excited to find this unit compatible with Sonos. I was willing to pay the steep price to avoid more speakers etc. I couldn’t wait to play my favorite records for my kids who were so curious how a turntable worked. Who knew!?The set up was easy. The unit is quite beautiful and sleek and did look great in my music room. Those are the only pros.The connection was very unstable and glitchy and slightly improved with the recommended adjustments. I couldn’t get an entire side of a record to play without interruption. When it did connect, the sound was decent. The app crashed more often after the recommended update.Unfortunately this is just not a good unit. The concept is amazing but not quite there and certainly not worth the very steep price tag.Plus … if the internet goes out, this unit is useless. It could also use a protective cover for use while playing.I’m a big audiophile and spent the better part of my day trying to make this work, hoping it would improve but it just didn’t. It made more work than enjoyment.

I was sold on the concept of adding a turntable to my existing Sonos ecosystem, so the Victrola Stream Onyx with its ability to pair wirelessly with the system seemed like a no brainer. While it is expensive, there’s really nothing else on the market offering a similar feature set.Unfortunately this one is going back.This turntable doesn’t hold pitch. There are frequent small variances in speed during playback leaving everything sounding warped. I’ve since noticed other users reporting similar experiences.While it’s likely I got a lemon, even when the turntable worked, it was just OK. The wireless stream to Sonos would often be dropped, or worse, begin to cut in and out repeatedly requiring a restart, and you need to use the dedicated Victrola app to choose which room you want music - you can’t choose using the Sonos app, other than to group a room that is already playing.Sonically there is not much heft either. Playback is at a significantly lower level than other content through the same Sonos configuration, meaning you have to turn the volume way up to listen, and if you forget to turn it back down when you’re finished, you may be in for a shock when you go back to your streaming source of choice.Even without the mechanical issues impeding playback, this unit offers very mediocre performance at a premium price.It’s a shame.