Crosley Voyager Portable Turntable Bluetooth Record Player, 3 Speed Suitcase Vinyl Home Turntables for Records, Built in Stereo Speakers & Receiver, AUX Input, Dark Aegean

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Bluetooth Connectivity: Easily pair this portable record player with a Bluetooth speaker or stream music through the turntable's built-in speakers. The aux input, headphone jack & RCA output allow you to hook up to a receiver or powered external speakers Portable Suitcase-Style: Take your tunes anywhere with the portable suitcase record player design. The lightweight, trunk design allows you to transport your portable turntable with ease so you never miss out on your favourite music 3-Speeds: This Bluetooth record player has three speeds, playing 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM records. Dial in your setting to create a classic sound with your retro vintage records and reveal the true depth of your favourite music Convenient Features: Use the vinyl player's cueing lever to drop the needle on your record and fine-tune the speed of the record with adjustable pitch control Quality Sound: Experience crystal-clear audio with the dynamic built-in full-range stereo speakers, allowing you to play your favourite music with the aux input. Use the RCA output to connect your stereo system or the headphone jack for private listening

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Let the vintage vibes of vinyl fill your home. With built-in speakers, you can simply put on a record and start listening with no complicated set-up. You've got 3 speeds for rocking out to 7”, 10” and 12” records. For any tracks not in your vinyl collection yet, just use Bluetooth to send the audio wirelessly to the turntable's speakers. You could even use Bluetooth to connect a second speaker.Good to know - For rare records that need a bit more TLC, use the adjustable pitch control knob- With the 45-RPM adaptor you can play all your faves while helping them avoid damage- Hook it up to any speaker or headphones you like with RCA and 3.5 mm jack outputs- If you're old school, you can ditch Bluetooth and play tunes from your phone using aux-in