You can record your favourite music from vinyl, CD, cassette or Aux to CD or USB MP3. You’ll also love the equalizer button to increase both low frequencies (bass) and high.

What makes the Discgo BT so different is it the Only Record Player that is round and it has the ability to send the sound your playing from any 7'' to 12'' record to any Bluetooth Speaker, so whether you have a surround sound system or just a portable speaker, all you do is connect up and play your records. Or Why not pair with our incredible Bluetooth Table Speaker- Tabblue

No matter your budget or design preferences, there’s a retro-inspired turntable that will bring new life to your favorite records. 1. Victrola Retro Bluetooth Record Player REDISCOVER YOUR VINYL RECORDS COLLECTION: With this vintage stereo systems with turntable by Auna. This retro vinyl player music system with turntable comes with 3 selectable playing speeds of 33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM (Includes 45-RPM adapter).

Your home entertainment system never looked this good. With our services, you will be able to find amazing record players & turntables without having to spend a fortune. We also sell complementary Steepletone accessories for Steepletone Record Players. Home HiFi Music Systems That’s because you need something to take those small vibrations and amplify the sound, so that it is loud enough for the speakers. As you may have guessed, the something that does this is called an amplifier, or amp. If you’re the type of person who loves the idea of getting nostalgic players than the latest releases. Then you have every reason in the world to be excited about what we offer. The Steepletone Roxy 4 BT, for instance, is a retro 60s looking music player which allows you to play vinyls and modern music formats too, such as Bluetooth, MP3 and USBs. But that’s not why people love vinyl. Online streaming services are by far the most popular way of listening to music, but vinyl fans want an album collection they can see, touch and show off to friends. Record players are a way to reconnect with that traditional listening experience. The verdict: Record players If your turntable does not have a preamp, you will have to buy one separately. This is not necessarily a bad thing. Standalone phono preamps are much better.Most turntables should have plugs for RCA cables. These are the well-known white, red, and yellow (sometimes blue) cables that have been used for audio equipment for years. For many audiophiles, collecting vinyl records can be an exciting, fun hobby, and one that involves rare finds, original presses, and exploring a whole new sound that you can only get from vinyl. However, this isn’t a record player for audiophiles. If you have a collection of very expensive vinyl, buy a record player they deserve. If you just like the occasional dabble in vinyl and don’t spend three figures on a single disc, this might be worth a look. Just don’t expect top end audio output.