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Crosley Clones A Classic Portable Turntable
By James Grahame
The Crosley Revolution was obviously inspired by the iconic Audio-Technica AT-727 Sound Burger record player.
Like its predecessor, it runs on batteries and features a 3.5mm headphone jack. Unlike its predecessor, it incorporates a USB port for ripping vinyl to computer. The $150 unit is slated for a summer release.
Crosley Revolution Portable Turntable Brings Vinyl on the Road
