> turntable with 78 rpm

In the first half of the 20th century, Crosley was a major radio manufacturer and families across the country could be found after dinner, gathered in front of their sets for soaps, serials, and news broadcasts. The changing times were also reflected in a family's record collection, as 78-rpm albums gave way to a steady stream of popular singles on 45. Now you can rediscover those old records on a state of the art Crosley system housed in a nostalgic 1940s-style console. This unit also allows for easy digitization of records and cassettes as it copies and then burns them to a CD. Especially unique is the fact that in addition to 33- and 45-rpm, it also plays 78-rpm records, a historic format that contemporary turntables often don't support, but which many early albums and news recordings were distributed in.