Angel's Horn Turntable Review - Could This Actually Be a GOOD New Vinyl Record Player for a Newbie?

The theme behind this channel has always been Vintage and Classic HiFi for the average user. Unfortunately, some vintage equipment can be hard to use or out of the budget for many people. Today, we're going to unbox and review a new Angel's Horn HP-H00501 record player. We'll find out if it's a good choice for someone wanting to listen to vinyl records at home. With the resurgence of vinyl over the past few years and the availability from big-name artists growing weekly, I wanted to see if there was an alternative to the cheap junk and overpriced vintage gear. Will this be it? Stay tuned to find out!

Here are some non-affiliated links (that means I'm not making any money from this) if you want to check it out for yourself. There's also a 15% off coupon if you're interested:

Here's a chapter listing if you want to jump around:

0:00 Introduction
1:16 A Look Around the Box
3:00 Unboxing
4:31 What's Inside and Setting up the Angel's Horn H00501
10:00 Bluetooth Input Demo
11:10 Tracking Force Adjustment
11:31 Cartridge Alignment
11:58 Live Audio Demo
13:43 Direct Audio Capture
14:13 Final Thoughts

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[lawrence]

My daughter had one of those ultra cheap units you can get online. She kept telling me that her records were faulty because they wouldn't track properly. So we would try them out on my VPI turntable and they were perfectly fine. I told her the stereo she bought was a complete waste of money. So I did some looking around and bought her the very same unit you are demonstrating. When it arrived I set it up for her and was shocked at how good it sounded for what it was. For a starter the over all quality was amazing. She has had it for about a year now without any problems and is very happy.

[shoneie]

Had this for 2 years. It's great!!

[peterstudley]

Its a AUDIO-TECHNICA 3600L tracking weight is 3 to 3.5 grams .

[ronny]

Even though I would never buy one of the newer cheap record players, I love such tests. Maybe I can still convince a friend to buy something useful. Many people find the better record players just too expensive, or they're afraid of old devices because they have no idea how to repair them when they fail.

[halloates]

New out of the box and my records play too slow. How can I adjust the speed?

[ArthurJS]

It’s no secret that Angels Horn sends these to YouTube content creators in return for a good review. Otherwise, no one would have ever even heard of them.

[buckkuhlmann]

I have something similar but different brand it kicks ass! bass is so loud for so small of speakers

[mikemiller]

Are you able to access their support page I need to email them but their website doesn’t work for me at all

[scrunts]

Looks alright. I would want to upgrade that cartridge as soon as possible, probably to an AT-VM95EN or ML and then I would probably want to get some better speakers for it, a little pair of Mission or Tannoy, that sort of thing.

[Boswd]

1.75g is way too light for this cartridge... Min. Should be 2.5. Most recommend 3.3 to 3.5....too light can leave it vulnerable to skipping and skating... Which can damage your records much more than any of those ceramic carts. So if you do keep it . at the very least bring it up 2.5. 3.3g seems to the sweet spot for this particular cartridge. Nice review though.... good looking system.... Reminds me alot of 1byOne's

[shonstewart]

Hey buddy just watched the channel I've heard some good things about this yeah

[scottlowell]

Devils advocate: These entry level tables often just make sound. They don't extract much dynamic range or detail. It's pretty much midrange and some midbass. Like the modern equivalent of a Fisher close n play. A cart that does anything close to hi-fi are usually $100 or more.

[xxxxxxxx]

This is so dumb fake bad I had to to turn off when he couldn’t tell if it was plastic or walnut lol good for so bad it’s good value