Details
- 2019 Record Store Day Exclusive Turntable
- Includes Foo Fighters “Big Me” 3-inch Vinyl Record
- Plays 3-inch Records
- Built-in Speaker
- Belt-driven Turntable Mechanism
- Fully Supported TurntablePlatter
- USB or Battery Powered (4AA Batteries Required, not included)
- AT-3600 Moving Magnet Cartridge (NP5 Needle)
- Clear Dust Cover
- Pitch Control (±10% increments)
- Two 3-inch Large-Hole Post Adapters Included
- Headphones / Aux Out
- Cables Included:
- Aux Cable
- Aux to RCA Adaptor
- USB to Mini USB Charging Cord
Additional Specs
- MSRP: $69.95
- Color: SILVER (CR6037A-SI)
- Unit size: 6.125” (w) x 2.875” (h) x 4.75” (d)
- Unit Weight: 1 lb.
- Retail Box: 8” (w) x 5” (h) x 6.5” (d) - 1.4 lbs.
- UPC - 710244228640
Alternate Editions
In addition to the standard edition, Crosley also produced some branded special editions for other record labels and artists, all also available only on Record Store Day 2019:
- Third Man Records Edition
- 3776 Edition (Japan)
- Trash Up!! Records Edition (Japan)
Media
- This Digital Trends post appears to be the primary source for the RSD3’s unveiling at CES 2019.
- Ars Technica wrote a relatively length article about the turntable and the 3” record revival
- You can see a few frames of the prototype player in this Emily Kano music video.
- Deer Park Distributors product page
- SpinMeRoundStore unboxing video
- CNET preview
- Short news segment from Q13 Fox in Seattle featuring Silver Platters record store
Pitch Control Demo
Why does such a tiny turntable have a pitch control? Is Crosley intending people to DJ with these?
The reason is likely because the Technics SL-1200 turntable that it was modeled after has one.
It’s nice to see some enterprising DJs trying it out, though: