Question 1

Why is it? When i add external speakers, they only come on very quietly

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I don't own a Shuman yet, but my past knowledge of audio stuff is at your service to try to assist with your problem.

Since the Shuman's speakers are inside, there was no need for them to put sockets on the outside. Thus, if you were to plug in some speakers, they would end up in the LINE OUT phono sockets. LINE OUT is designed to provide a low level signal to an external amplifier. This is why you'll either hear nothing, or next to nothing if you stick yer plugs in there.

So, if you *are* desperate to wake the neighbours with a Rockin' night of Buddy Holly or a Thumpin' night of Rave Anthems, your best option is to purchase a set of decent AMPLIFIED or POWERED SPEAKERS. These are the type that, back in the day, were to be found sitting on home computer desks. Companies such as Creative make really clear, nice sounding powered units (often with a Bass and Treble knob, which is something lacking on the Shuman) and these generally plug into headphone, AUX, or LINE OUT sockets and can really pack a punch, making your party go with an ASBO or two.

You'll need to purchase a cable to connect the speakers to the HiFi. I'm sorry, but I'm not sure exactly which one you'll need. I'm guessing it's probably going to be either: A pair (Left and Right) of PHONO TO PHONO, or maybe a stereo headphone (3.5mm) to L+R PHONO. Once you have established which you need, search Amazon as they have all kinds of cables.

As for speakers, I've always relied on the Creative SoundBlaster range, and had excellent results, so I've stuck with them. One final tip: DO remember that amplifying means boosting ALL sound. Scratches on records, or poorly insulated components that might cause hum or  crackles, could (possibly) cause a little unwanted noise.

So in sum, I hope this helped in some small way with your speaker problem.

Question 2

Does the turntable have auto-return on the arm?

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Yes. Turntable have a auto-return on the arm.

Question 3

Can I connect to my existing external speakers?

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Yes. The unit have a RCA jack, you can connect your existing external speakers

Question 4

What size vinyl records does it take?

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LP record and small record Both size really it is good

ASIN	B07B7GVVY2
Best Sellers Rank	19,795 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 133 in Home Audio Record Players
Box Contents	Remote Control, Dust Cover
Brand Name	Shuman
Colour	brown
Compatible Devices	Speaker
Connectivity Technology	Bluetooth, USB
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (709)
Cycles	Belt Drive
Enclosure Material	Vinyl
Item Dimensions L x W x H	50L x 34W x 21H centimetres
Manufacturer	Retro Classic Music
Manufacturer Part Number	MC-250BT
Maximum Rotational Speed	78 RPM
Model Name	MC250BT
Model Number	MC-250BT
Power Consumption Size	2.5 Watts
Power Source	Corded Electric
Product Features	AUX Input, Volume Control
Signal Format	Digital
Style Name	Vintage
UPC	735935399652

Shuman Retro 8-in-1 Music Centre Record Player, Wireless Connection, Home Audio Centre with Remote Control, 3-Speed Vinyl Turntable, CD/Cassette Player, AM/FM Radio, USB Playback/Recording (MC-250BT)

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