Product Description

Dust off your old records because this turntable is designed to work with virtually every current mini/midi/full-sized audio system that has an auxiliary input! Supplied moving magnet phono cartridge with bonded diamond stylus for accurate playback and long-lasting durability Built-in phono preamp that works even when your amp doesn't have a designated PHONO input - Conveniently connects as an auxiliary input device Bonded diamond stylus Includes a hinged dust cover to protect your turntable Dimensions - 3.75 High x 17 Wide x 14.125 Deep (stackable with most home audio components) Unit weight - 6 Pounds, 6 Ounces 110V AC Power supply NOTE - Some user assembly required

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #469 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Sony
• Model: PSLX250H
• Dimensions: 8.75 pounds

Features

• Fully automatic operation
• Supports 33-1/3 and 45 rpm playing speeds
• Belt-drive system
• Static balance tonearm
• Convenient front-mounted controls for simplicity

Amazon.com Product Description
Get into the groove with the fully automatic PS-LX250H turntable from Sony. Hook the turntable up to any stereo and reacquaint yourself with all of your old vinyl records. The turntable is compatible with all stereo receivers, even units without traditional phono input jacks.

The PS-LX250H doesn't require a lot of setup out of the box. A built-in preamplifier adjusts the audio output, giving you a terrific sound. The phono cartridge with a diamond stylus needle snaps right into place. Adjust the turntable EQ setting to your stereo receiver's input configuration and you are ready to go.

The PS-LX250H spins at 33-1/3 and 45 rpm, allowing you to enjoy albums and singles. A spindle adapter is included for your singles. All of the controls are on the front panel and easy to access. The fully automatic, belt-drive turntable features push-button controls that allow you to change the turntable speed and record size, and raise the tone arm automatically.

What's in the Box
Turntable, dust cover, 45 rpm record adapter, user's manual, warranty information.

From the Manufacturer
Spin it right... Sony's PS-LX250H fully-automatic turntable offers you a way to save your LP records from extinction. Featuring a fully automatic operation, built-in phono pre-amp, 33-1/3 and 45 rpm speeds, and a belt drive system, and a supplied moving magnet phono cartridge, the PS-LX250H is perfect for playing your library of classics. Features:

• Fully automatic operation
• Static balance tonearm
• Supplied dust cover
• 33-1/3 and 45 rpm speeds
• Convenient, front-mounted controls
• Commercial skip
• Bonded diamond stylus
• Belt drive system

Customer Reviews

Sony Turntable
Nice looking, works well right out of the box.
Plays LP's with surprising quality.
Unit itself is light and a little flimsy but I do not
regret selecting it. It works perfectly with my
old record albums and my new Sony surround sound system.
Great price!

Incredible in every way
Vinyl record players are no longer only for audiophiles and the technologically stubborn. There are more and more labels pressing new albums on vinyl and with companies like Sony putting out turntables like their PSLX250H everyone who loves music should be making the switch (or switch back?). The sound produced is infinitely better than a CD and certainly better than an mp3 and the experience of placing the needle on the rim of the disk and listening to an album in its entirety and in the intended order is indescribable. There are a lot of brands putting out turntables now but none of them have the trustworthy name and quality of production that Sony has. I recommend this record player HIGHLY and suggest everyone to invest in one today.

Night of the living homeless
I know all of you are expecting just the typical review, but unfortunately I cannot offer that. If you're looking for a review about the quality and functionality of this product you should probably skip ahead.

So this all started after I ordered my turntable. I was in Chicago and had it shipped to Dallas. Upon arrival to my apartment I rushed straight to my apartment complex to pick up my package. Not there. I checked online and surprisingly found the location of the package to be "Front Door". Are you serious? Would someone really leave a package at my front door instead of taking it to the apartment office? The answer...yes. And of course, it was gone. Stolen. Awesome.

Now I was a bit upset. I had all these aspirations of jamming out to "Highway To Hell" with the classic analog sound, but now I'm stuck with digital media. At any rate, I had errands to run and rushed out pretty quickly. I hop in my truck and speed out of the parking garage, but as I'm leaving I nearly strike a homeless man! I slam on the breaks just in time and signal him to proceed, and he smiles and waves. I thought to myself, "What a nice homeless guy". I study him for a second and realize he is carrying something under his arm. After closer examination, I realize that HE HAS MY TURNTABLE!!! And no, of course I didn't confront him. Have you ever confronted a homeless guy before? Didn't think so.

Moral of the story: I'm not sure if I would trust Amazon for delivery, but I can't knock on this product. You should buy it.