Mutant MIG-MT201 LP Capturer USB Turntable with Direct Record to USB Flash Drive/SD Card

• Direct record to U-Drive or Flash MP3 or MMC/SD card
• 33-1/3, 45, 78rpm 3speeds turntable
• Auto tone arm reset
• RCA line out for amplifier or analog recorders
• Built-in MP3 Encoder to Record the Contents from vinyl records onto UFD/Flash MP3 or MMC/SD card

I purchased this unit in February and used it a couple of times. It works well when recording to a s/d card. I have to listen carefully to the songs I am recording for start and stoping the songs. Maybe I need to get more familiar with the unit to find a way to connect speakers, other than that what I record comes out perfect. It is easy to use.

Thanks

J.Cadeau

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I was hesitant to buy this record player because of the lack of reviews. But I wanted a 3-speed player and didn't want to pay over $100. And I'm happy to report it's a solid machine. I've had it for about 3 months now and have played hundreds of records and it works great so far. Has a nice, elegant look to it and is super easy to use. Being able to record to an SD card is a cool feature, so you don't have to bring over your laptop to hook it up.

The only negatives I have are I wish it had a tone control. The sound is a little flat. If you hook it to an amp you can adjust this, but there are no sound adjustments built into the unit. It also doesn't come with software for editing your mp3's. Again, if you have Garage Band or whatever, not a big deal, but if you don't have sound editing software, you'll need to get it if you want to edit the recordings. But those are tiny complaints, especially for the price.

Definitely a good all-around record player. Would recommend.

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I got the Mutant MIG-MT210 to transcribe to digital 78 and 33-1/3 RPM records left by my father when he recently passed away. Some time before he died, his record player broke (he was always tinkering with it unnecessarily). I have a Realistic (yep, Radio Shack) LAB-310, not a great turntable, but adequate. But it doesn't play 78's, which is why I ordered the Mutant.

My copy of the Mutant has a very, very noisy motor. Even after I made adjustments, according to the manual, the noise was not only directly audible, but showed up on the MP3's produced. Filtering with Audacity, which should have been an unnecessary step, was not sufficient. I can't stand the noise.

The Mutant operated as described in the manual, no problems there. However, the noise is unacceptable.