Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love it! sounds Great! Super easy to operate. Finally get to hear my old albums.

Awesome Turntable sounds awesome love the look of the speakers and it all perfect

This was a gift for my granddaughter who's 11. She loves it and it's easy for her to use.

Amazing. Beyond amazing. The sound is spectacular. It doesn't support 33 1/3, but honestly i don't care. You can't notice on most of my vinyls. My home is 3129 sq ft and you can hear it throughout the house. Trust me once you have it set up. Love at first site.

Great turntable and sound Bluetooth feature is also a plus

Enjoying it since I got it out of the box grrsy sound, good going back to old to times

I night this Victrola player for a Christmas gift for my wife. When she opened it up, we discovered the dust cover was marred in many places, looking damaged in production. We returned it and reordered thinking it was a fluke. We picked up the new one when it arrived at our local Best Buy store and decided to open up the box and check it at the store. Same issue, but this time the dust cover also had a crack in it. We immediately did a return and won't look to offhand another Victrola record player.

Very nice. My fsther loves it and will use for a long time

It’s definitely worth the money great sound I’m going to add a woofer soon

Owned this record play for 10 months and it stopped working. Took it to a record technician who explained how poorly made it is and that he cannot fix it.

Great turntable. Great sound for my old records. Love it

Lots of wires, but easy to set up and sounds great

Nice looking system. Poor sound quality. Thank you for the no-hastle return.

Perfect gift for my daughter! She loved it for christmas!

Overall I would recommend this set if you are looking for a luxurious design with good features and quality sound, at a high price. Having exposure to turntables for decades now, this is a solid modern player but it comes at a probably unnecessary cost. When comparing against other well known brands in the turntable industry, Victrola is more of a niche brand. Sound reproduction is not audiophile level, but depending on your vinyl collection, it may not and really should not matter. If you are looking to get a great looking set up with matching speakers, no fuss, and don't care about cost, look no further. Speakers: I'll start here since this is the easy part. The speakers are good, they will reproduce the sounds of a brand new record with clarity and enjoyable sound. Aside from that, I have an audiophile set up with a developing ear for the subtleties of music. Simply put, if you're going to listen loud or less well taken care of records, these speakers aren't going to support that. If you're just looking for some easy listening in a moderately sized room, these are wonderful. They are compact, look nice, and will reproduce enough of the valuable frequencies. Turntable: Simple to use, looks great. Uses a magnetic cartridge which is likely only best replaced by their own OEM cartridge after long use. I honestly don't have much negative to say about the turntable itself. They should have included an automatic arm with a repeat option.

I bought this player hoping it would be a good deal but instead got a player that no matter what skips and slids across records. I followed the reccomend counterweight settings and anti skate knob but this did not work. I even brought in a more experienced person who could not get this player to work. At this point it is no more than a very expensive paperweight that could possibly ruin records.

The Victrola – Premiere T1 Turntable System is a blast from the past. I had forgotten how I use to listen to music in my younger days. The sound from the system was clear. The speakers are the perfect match for the system. They are powerful enough to fill the area with music, without any distortion at the higher levels. The system also has some modern features and settings. With Bluetooth you can playback to any enabled device. You can tweak the sound to your preferred levels. The set-up was easy, but longer than I remembered. After plugging in the record player and the speakers, just follow the set-up guide. What is missing? 1. Auto return. I remember when the record was finished the arm would pick-up and return to its holder. 2. Treble and Bass adjustments. The playback is great; however, some songs just want a little extra bass. The Victrola – Premiere T1 Turntable System is well designed and would look good in any home. The Espresso finish blends well, but still highlights the system. I would recommend this system to family and friends.

While I admit I was not alive during the first wave of vinyl popularity, I did catch the tail end and am now lucky to be around to experience the unexpected second *massive* wave of interest in Vinyl. Have our ears collectively gotten tired of the sterile digital mediums and now long for the warm analog sounds of yesteryear? Perhaps. And There are many brands of turntables to choose from. This brings us to the Victrola Premiere T1 Turntable System. First I have to mention what a massive box this came in! It is obvious Victrola have taken great care in making sure this system gets to you without a scratch on it. I know it's important to alot of people. It is to me. Unboxing the Victrola Premiere T1 Turntable System - I immediately gasped. I was instantly transformed back to my childhood as I gazed at the beauty of what was in front of me. it is apparent that Victrola wanted this system to not just look good, but spectacular. The deep espresso finish on the system instantly makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside. Everything is solid, you can tell it is quality and meant to last, unlike other systems. The speakers and turntable have quite the heft. That's not a problem for me as the Victrola Premiere T1 Turntable System has found a permanent home on my glass-top L-shaped desk. Assembly was a little more difficult than I expected, but nothing to scare off the average Joe by any means. Very easy to follow instructions are included, and they are miles ahead of some of the others I have seen. As I already have a "Main" sound system elsewhere utilizing a turntable, I will be testing the sound of the Victrola Premiere T1 Turntable as a standalone unit. As I feel it was meant to be. The speakers are powered and there is no need really for a phono amp. The heft of the speakers have raised my expectations a bit as to the sound quality. To test the sound, I use my trusty copy of "Dark side of the Moon". I have heard that this sonic masterpiece has been used thru the decades to test audio systems, and I have done so on different mediums already. My initial high hopes for sonic excellence were squashed when the record began with the heartbeat. What is meant to be a rich, full booming sound is left sounding a bit dull. It doesn't sound horrible - don't get me wrong. But it doesn't sound as good as I was hoping the Victrola Premiere T1 Turntable System would sound. It is definitely not the fault of the record, as I tested out a few others. Highs are muted and mids slightly muffled. But the good news is the above is said with the expectation of an audiophile sound quality. So my "muffled, muted, dullness" is STILL light years AHEAD of big box brand "all in one systems". And after a few spins of more titles from my rather eclectic collection of vinyl I actually started to become fond of the sound output of the Victrola Premiere T1 Turntable System. All in all I am very happy with the Victrola Premiere T1 Turntable System. It looks like a work of art, and after getting used to it - it sounds pretty darned good also. If you are jumping on the "Second Wave" of vinyl's popularity, do yourself a favor and get the Victrola Premiere T1 Turntable System. Your eyes and ears will thank you.

I love this player so much! I used to have a cheap suitcase one, so I'm comparing it to that. Starting with the look, it's sleek and classy, from clear color to cover. I also love the magnetic covers on the speakers, which can really change the look. The sound is unbeatable, really. The cords stay snug, preventing scratchy sound. The only issue I really had with this player was getting the needle to balance well on the record; it was skipping straight to the center at the recommended balance. The instructions on the website or the included ones were not very helpful with this issue. With a quick youtube search, I got it corrected. The anti-skip mat was new for me, but I love the feature. It really helped the sound, but any of my old (slightly warped) records don't sound the best. It did come in a few pieces, but it was fairly easy to put together and get corded correctly. And finally, price. You're definitely getting your money's worth here. With the nice addition of the separate corded speakers, this is great for someone who is looking for an "intermediate" type of player with nice, clean sound.

The Victrola Premiere T1 turntable system includes the T1 turntable along with a set up M1 bluetooth enabled speakers. The turntable is the star of this set up. It is capable of playing both 33 and 45 speed records. It can be used as a standalone unit with the M1 speakers that are included in the kit (or according to the promotional material, any bluetooth enabled speakers can be used with the T1 system.) or can be connected to your high fi stereo system. The T1 is a very premium unit. Excellent styling, aluminum platter, quiet operation and fully adjustable arm. It also comes with an attached dust cover. If you are like me and grew up with the distinctive sound of vinyl, you will really appreciate this turntable. The M1 speakers in the kit make this an all around unit, allowing you to enjoy your music without having to own any other stereo equipment. The M1 speakers are not going to give you a lot of bass, but in a small to medium room, they do provide an adequate amount of sound to allow you to sit back and enjoy your tunes. I have not attached a sub to the M1 speakers, but I did notice there is a sub out RCA connection on the rear of the main speaker. These speakers also have the ability to be used as a wired setup if desired. I think Victrola put together a very nice system with this kit. I give 4 stars instead of 5 solely because the M1 speakers could have been just a bit better in reproducing some of the lower frequencies, but don't let that deter you from purchasing this system. If you like vinyl, I think you will enjoy the Victrola T1/M1 setup reviewed here.