Angels Horn H002-WH Plattenspieler, Vintage-Vinyl-Plattenspieler (weißer Ahorn)

 I must say I was a tad bit apprehensive when first starting my order on an angel's horn. People talked about the setup, about it not working....etc. Let me just say, this is my first NEW turntable in years. I did NOT need any expert setup...and was very straightforward. There are videos on youtube to help if you get jammed up. The only upgrade i've made so far to the initial setup is a better turntable pad....I went with an acrylic also sold on amazon. You can get anything from cork mix, acrylic, felt, etc. I added acrylic to match the look I was going for in my front room. They range anywhere from $15-20.I also bought this to start my young son into playing vinyl albums. The sounds...the tone........the way vinyl sounds compared to digital........he's already gaining an appreciation just in our first full week of owning this turntable. The finish is beautiful........Only upgrade i wish in future editions is auto return of arm. At end of the album it just stays until YOU take it back to rest.Also....ensure your system you are hooking up to has it's own "phono" jack inputs for the turntable to plug into. My denon does not as my surround system is one lower than that of the system that does. I had to buy an external pre-amp which was under $20. Was a cinch to setup with preamp.

1st day. Just got it hooked up. Install was relatively easy and straight forward.Sound quality on my old receiver was as expected.For the money at this point I feel like it was totally worth it.

Sound is way better then I expected,audio technica cartridge is great and you always have the option to upgrade it. It's an MDF plinth with beautiful mahogany finish. Super easy to set up and once again I can't belive how awesome the sound is but then again I'm pushing the signal through a KT88 tube amp

I love the look and performance of this new turntable. The reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because they placed the on/off switch almost hidden at the rear of the unit, which means you have to reach back there to turn it on and off! I don't mind the manual lifting so much, or that there's no strobe like I'm used to with past turntables, but think the arm-lift lever is a bit too close to the arm-release latch when the latch is fully raised to the right. Not too much of an issue once you get used to it. Other than that, the cartridge is great and all-in-all it's a beautiful addition to my system!

Took about 20 minutes to setup and works great. The overall look of the turntable itself is very clean and smooth. It will be the last turntable I will ever need :)

I was reading an article online about high end audiophile turntables and this Angels Horn turntable was mentioned as the one the author will keep and pass to a family member. I know it's not a high end, but the author's mention picked my curiosity. I decided to give it a try and I can surely say that it sounds really good and looks awesome! My family described it as beautiful and I agreed. It exceeded my expectations by 200%. Amazing turntable for the price. Setting it was not difficult as long as you have experience with turn tables. If you have no experience, Angels Horn have video in YouTube.You should give it a try. I did and have no regrets!!!!

For those seeking a “vintage” turntable, this manual turntable is the truest to its style. Checks all the marks for a good entry-level turntable (wooden and metal construction, iron platter, AT3600L cartridge). While the classic manual construction means you have to assemble and there’s no smart feature (USB, Bluetooth), the sound quality triumphs, competes those 2x-3x the price, and it’s rather easy to repair even after decades.

For those seeking a “vintage” turntable, this manual turntable is the truest to its style. Checks all the marks for a good entry-level turntable (wooden and metal construction, iron platter, AT3600L cartridge). While the classic manual construction means you have to assemble and there’s no smart feature (USB, Bluetooth), the sound quality triumphs, competes those 2x-3x the price, and it’s rather easy to repair even after decades.

I love mine and bought one for my brother-in-law when the one he bought over 50 years ago in Viet Nam died.Easy set-up for and good instructions, tho I still not sure about the plastic key. First arm I've had with a hanging counter-weighr, but it works better than the Technics at the radio stationSound quality is excellent with very low noise using built-in preamp or stand-alone MM preamp.Cartridge is preinstalled and setting tracking force is very accurate (checked with guage ). Basic cartridge, but it is working well until I get to mount one with an elliptical stylus.Beautiful finish and quality.I recommend this to anyone wanting a manual turntable.

I normally don't do reviews, but I had to in this case. I just recently got into vinyl and became very interested in turntables and the old culture behind vinyl. I decided to try to try this turntable as my first turntable. And I must say it is fantastic. I paired it with some well reviewed bookcase speakers and the sound that came out of this turntable blew me away. Full balanced and rich. I'm sure there are better turntables out there but for a first time turntable owner this turntable is legit. Five stars all the way.

I normally don't do reviews, but I had to in this case. I just recently got into vinyl and became very interested in turntables and the old culture behind vinyl. I decided to try to try this turntable as my first turntable. And I must say it is fantastic. I paired it with some well reviewed bookcase speakers and the sound that came out of this turntable blew me away. Full balanced and rich. I'm sure there are better turntables out there but for a first time turntable owner this turntable is legit. Five stars all the way.

This has been a well working, sounding and beautiful record player I couldn't be happier with my purchase I have a blast playing it and looking for great records to play on the weekend if u are on the fence with this dont be its a cool and well made piece...enjoy!

I was looking for a great replacement for my Sansui which is years old. I came across this online and the price was right. Gladly I can report that you will be absolutely satisfied with the build quality the aesthetics and the performance of this turntable. I do wish they had better documentation on setting up the counterweight and anti-skate. I do wish they had better documentation on setting up the counterweight and anti-skate Aside from that I would recommend this to anyone!

I was looking for a great replacement for my Sansui which is years old. I came across this online and the price was right. Gladly I can report that you will be absolutely satisfied with the build quality the aesthetics and the performance of this turntable. I do wish they had better documentation on setting up the counterweight and anti-skate. I do wish they had better documentation on setting up the counterweight and anti-skate Aside from that I would recommend this to anyone!

I wanted to upgrade my old Sony turn table for one that sounded good and looked better than the typical black plastic box. I had been watching the Angle's Horn players for a while as they would put the different finishes on sale at different times. The mahogany turn table finally went on sale and I pulled the trigger. The player was packaged exceptionally well (three boxes in all) and was very simple to assemble. Take your time and use a steady hand. In about 10 minutes I was plugged into my receiver and listening! For what it is worth, the turn table is running through a Marantz SR5006 receiver which is pushing two Klipsch towers, two Klipsch book shelves, and two Polk 10" subwoofers. The sound quality and overall performance and appearance was a massive upgrade from my previous player! Thank you for making a quality product that sounds and feels like it should be much more expensive!

I adopted record collecting as a hobby a few years ago and can say that I know what a good record player should be. I formerly had a player that had built in speakers, but it wasn’t cutting it for sound quality. I decided that the Angels Horn turntable was right for me, so I chose to invest in one and I am so grateful I did. The setup was easy using the instructions and the function is so simple, yet sounds so good! I am so happy with my turntable and I can’t wait to invest in more records to play on it!

I started out with a cheaper turntable than this and I constantly had problems with sound quality. The counterweight was automated and it just didn't work. So my one requirement was an adjustable counterweight, so I bought this. That part works great, but I was also absolutely floored with the sound quality. For a fairly inexpensive turntable, this sounds great.

Sounds great with my 5 in 1 Sound Bar!

I was using a $50 victrola before this. It had no adjustable counterweight, nor an Anti-skating feature. I noticed it would occasionally skip when playing most records. I thought this was just normal, seeing as I was playing cheap retro vinyls. Until I got a precious, imported album and it was basically unlistenable, even though brand new. I upped my cleaning game and was having less issues with most of my records, but still the same issues with this precious import. I figured it was just because it got warped during its trip from Germany to America. Until I realized it was the only 180 gram vinyl in my collection. Did some more research and found that all that inconsistent skipping was the result of my cheap player, not my records. I looked for a player that had both an adjustable counterweight, as well as an anti-skate feature. This was the cheapest option I could find. Sure enough, that unplayable 180 gram is playing with 0 skips, as well as some other records that were skipping. On top of that, this player has shown much higher-fidelity in low-end audio as well. I thought all records were just inherently tinny. I'm still learning, but I feel that the Angels Horn HP-H002 is a very affordable option for someone who wants skip-free, non-damaging play-throughs of their record collections.