Music Hall MMF-7.1

Whenever I'm walking through a store and spot one of those regrettable little "all-in-one" record players (you know, the ones with the built-in CD player, cassette deck, and AM/FM tuner), it makes me sad. That's because I just know whoever buys one of those contraptions will never experience the music on their records the way it was meant to be heard — not even close. I truly hope that someday those well-meaning music lovers graduate to a turntable like the Music Hall MMF-7.1, and discover the sheer thrill and joy of vinyl played right. With its thoughtful engineering and rock-solid construction, the MMF-7.1 is built to shine a light on all the subtle nuances, emotions, and details contained within an LP's grooves, breathing life into the music in a way that lesser 'tables can simply never match. And that makes me happy. What makes the MMF-7.1 sound so good? For starters, its two-piece, high-gloss black MDF chassis, or plinth, does more than just look beautiful — it also isolates vibrations that can smear ...