Sharp VZ Question

[amishmansteve]

Hey guys, just have a quick question about the Sharp VZ line. How is the sound quality of these boxes compared to a traditional flat platter turntable? I am thinking of picking up a 3500 (I know not really a boombox ) just because of it's small footprint to save on space in my tiny little room. Is it worthwhile to use as a general listening device for my vinyl, or just more of a cool vintage item to get the ladies?

Thanks!

 

[Fatdog]

Hey guys, just have a quick question about the Sharp VZ line. How is the sound quality of these boxes compared to a traditional flat platter turntable? I am thinking of picking up a 3500 (I know not really a boombox ) just because of it's small footprint to save on space in my tiny little room. Is it worthwhile to use as a general listening device for my vinyl, or just more of a cool vintage item to get the ladies?

Thanks!

If the 3500 comes with the original speakers, JUMP ON IT LIKE NOW!! The VZ-3000 and VZ-3500 are well known for losing their speakers.

 

[Gluecifer]

It's BOTH.
I've got a 3000 too and it sounds great!
Can always put even better speakers on them too.

I'd jump on it!



Rock On.

 

[amishmansteve]

Awesome, thanks for the prompt replies fellas!

Sadly, original speakers are not included.

I looked up a manual for this to check on some spec things and noticed one of the outputs was "Aux(REC): 120mV, 100k ohms"

Forgive my incompetency, but does this mean I can run output from this into my current receiver+speakers setup?


(I can't wait to spin my picture discs on this thing!)

 

[tshorba]

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Mitsu is much nicer.