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Crosley Turntable - Home Audio and Theater

So, what can I do to make a Crosley Radio CR66 turntable not play a half step too high?

Written by QliffS in Sunday, October 19, 2008 under Music & Music Players
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Q: Like, is there a part that can be replaced, or what?

Thank you.

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Trance88 Said in Tuesday, October 21, 2008

My best guess is to open it up and look for 2 screw straight slot (possibly colored and labeled 33 and 45) adjustments around the turntable motor or + and - signs with arrows pointing in different directions.

Where can I buy a Crosley Keepsake USB turntable?? ?

Written by Rachel | Thursday, November 20, 2008

I am trying to find a record player to give my dad for christmas. I have looked everywhere for one at a reasonable price (below $130) and have found one that i like called the Crosley Keepsake USB turntable in tan.
I can't find anywhere offline that sells it (preferably in Australia). If you can find out anything useful about this turntabe it would help me so much. Thanks

crosley radio turntable?

Written by xxrainbowunicorn182 | Thursday, September 04, 2008

hey i have the crosley radio CR704 turntable. it comes with an adapter for a 45 rpm record. when i turned to the instruction manual on how to use the adapter, all it says is: "to play the 45rpm record, place the adapter on the spindle" but when i do that and then put the record on, the record wobbles and wont play right. im so confused! help!

What can I do about an electrical appliance(record turntable) that has been used with too high voltage?

Written by jemshouse | Thursday, December 28, 2006

Crosley turntable from USA has inadvertently been plugged into UK mains at 220 volts without a converter when only designed for 110 volts(USA) It won't now switch on. Can it be repaired?


A: <>You need to see if it has a fuse or circuit breaker that may have blown. If not, you may have irreparably damaged it.