Why I buy this one ?
- Supports CD-R/RW Recording
- 3-speed turntable
- Program, Repeat, Shuffle Play
- Remote Control
- LCD Display

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What our customer's say!

"Just what I wanted", I have only had my TEAC LP-R400 for about a month,
it is everything I hoped it would be with the exception
of a tape recorder. I have recorded albums and records
that are 40 to 50 years old - the reproduction is perfect!
I would recommend this player to anyone who wants to save
their old records and albums.

"Good but don't buy the linked CDs-Rs--only digitial audio work", This was great for my husband's large LP collection, and I thought I'd buy the CD-Rs linked with the device by Amazon (or JR, that makes the CDs). He took it upstairs, hooked it up, put on an album and recorded it perfectly onto the CD from JR.

Then we tried to play the CD on the stereo downstairs--no dice. Wouldn't play in his computer either--it showed up as a blank CD. Turns out that you can use only CD digital audio, not the CD audio/music things that I bought BECAUSE they were linked with the TEAC.

Dirty pool, if you ask me. I'm stuck with a bunch of CDs that don't do anything--my computer can't even "find" them. I'm hoping to return them, but more important: buy digital audio CDRs (not even CD-RWs, since the instruction manual warns against them, as they are not playable on all equipment). And to whoever was responsible for linking these two items together: thanks for nothing--it's no fun to have someone disappointed with a Christmas gift! Next time, be more careful, willya?
JC

"Great turntable, CD recorder, decent player", I am impressed at the quality of the turntable. It is a manually operated device, but the CD recording capability from LPs is very good. As a record and CD player, it is a solid player but the sound quality and volume leave a lot to be desired. I bought this item knowing that it wasn't a huge quality sounding item, but a great record player and CD recorder. Cd's by the way, go in one at a time. There is no disc changer.

"unhappy", this company is extremely difficult to get hold of when needed.
The item I purchased was a christmas gift and thanks to the greed of this company the person I bought it for also knows what it is. You have so thoughtfully sent at least a dozen "please buy more for your recorder" to our shared address. Thank you again for the thoughtless inconvience to your customer at a time of year that screams "Gift" I will purchase further electronic items from in town store Best Buys. Thank your for the lesson. Happy Holidays a very unhappy customer, I can not afford to purchase anything else, hoping for a surprise.

"Bring your vinyl up to date.", A great and easy way to get that lp collection onto cd's. Very easy to use, and once you get going you can't stop. Granted you still get the pops and clicks off the vinyl onto the cd but it is still nice to hear your collection again after all these years.

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"a nice machine", I purchased this to convert some 78s and LPs to CDs for my mother. It has good sound (I am not an audiophile), tracks well. It is cheaply made (most everything is these days), but does what it is advertised to do. Do not bother with the automatic tracking. I used manual track advancement as most LPs have plenty of background noise or no break between songs. The included remote proved very handy. Many people don't like these as they record all the "pops" etc. I found if I clean the records well, even an 80 year old 78 sounds fine. Buy the extra needles (stl 103), and plenty of AUDIO CDs. I only ruined one (not following instructions) by turning off the machine before finalizing the disc. It has inputs but no outputs, built in radio, but no tape player. Required little set-up preparation.

6 month follow up: no problems. I hooked up a cheap tape player and recorded several cassettes. I have recorded over 80 hours of 78s-LPs-cassettes without any errors. My biggest complaint is that the remote has to be almost facing the machine to operate.

"TEAC LP-R400 CD Recorder", This is an excellent product. It is so easy to use I only needed to read the "Quick Start" manual, and away I went. Almost no settings are really needed. Works intuitively. One thing it cannot do easily is to distinguish between successive record tracks. Most records are not quiet enough in the spaces between the tracks for the sutomatic track making system to work well, but all that means is that the CD recorder treats each side of the record as a single track. Unless you want to spot individual tracks of the record separately then it is not a problem. You can always watch the recording and manually insert the tracks as they happen, but that seems a waste of time this device saves you. Software prodcues a nice digital sound.

"TEAC LP-R400", TEAC LP-R400 Turntable CD Recorder and Radio (Black)
Easy to operate. Instructions generally good. Tone arm operating mechanism is flimsy. Sound transfer quality is excellent. Get the replacement stylus. You will need it.

"Great Product - so glad we purchased it!", I purchased this for my husband's 50th birthday. He had many old albums just sitting around but no turntable to play them on or a way to record them on to CD. Since his birthday in April, he's been recording like mad and it's going great. It is easy to use and the sound quality is very good. I gave it 4 stars only because you do have to sit and manually push a button to make tracks on the CD. Supposedly it will do it automatically but in his attempts to do so it has worked sometimes and not others so you end up with 2 songs on a track instead of just 1. Overall though, we are really enjoying it! I had some old 78s that my parents had recorded in college around 1948 or 49 (my mom singing beautifully!) and was able to play and record those to CD. That was a real treasure to find and be able to share with our family since my dad passed away and my mom has alzheimers. This is a great buy!

"Way to have fun and save old records..", This product was sent very quickly to Alaska by Fed Ex..nice!I have boxes of old LPs I wanted to save.This is working just as promoted. Bass sound isn't good but CDs record fine and play better on other machines.It is pretty simple to use. You do have to stay close while recording records,to keep tracking right. It's easy to miss tracks but it is a joy to finally have a decent way to preserve valued old records.