For critical YouTube videos on cheap players, watch Roy Unit's video of a Crosley Collegiate versus a used Pioneer turntable and myprofilenameis' Pulse record player. The Fenton RP165 Bluetooth Record Player Turntable presents an excellent option for those who desire a blend of vintage design with modern functionalities and those willing to accept the sound quality as it is or invest further in their sound system. But exploring other options for audiophiles who prioritize top-notch sound quality might be worth exploring. Key Features and Functionality We test Bluetooth turntables just as we would any normal turntable – taking the time to set them up correctly on a level surface. We ensure we spend plenty of time using and listening to each turntable, noting how easy or difficult it is to use as well as testing any extra features they have. We'll try them with different partnering electronics and various genres of music, too. With Bluetooth turntables, we also test them with some of our favourite compatible wireless speakers and Bluetooth headphones at relevant price points, to gauge how they sound when streaming vinyl. The Fenton RP115 Record Player offers Bluetooth and includes a stylish lightweight Turquoise Leather briefcase. On top of that, the RP115 features a built-in Bluetooth receiver. November 11th, 2016 - Added Laser brand. Fixed formatting for consistency. Overhauled the list again to make it alphabetic. International brands has been rearranged by popularity.

Hanpin FU-700 OEM model was sourced by Audio Technica, Denon, Sony (earlier models), Marantz (earlier models), Philips, ZasLuke, and TEAC. Welcome to my comprehensive review of the Fenton RP165 Bluetooth Record Player Turntable. This sound technology marvel is much more than just a record player. It’s a bridge across time, connecting the vintage charm of vinyl records to the high-tech convenience of modern Bluetooth devices. Sony (ONLY from the lower-end models, including the PS-LSX100/150/200/250/300) **(Uses Hanpin FU-700/R200 models)** Admired the aesthetics of the turntable. Suggested it might be a better choice if you have other speakers. I recommend keeping the volume moderate to get the most out of your Fenton RP165 to avoid any potential buzzing noise. You may consider investing in separate speakers for a more immersive sound experience. Always handle your vinyl records carefully to ensure they last longer and produce quality sound each time. FAQ Can I close the lid when a 12-inch vinyl is playing?

Fenton RP162

Cambridge Audio’s Alva TT V2 is the second generation to the original (and appealing) Alva TT wireless turntable, and is a relatively safe but well-thought-out evolution.

Hanpin R200 OEM model was sourced by Pioneer, Sony, TEAC, Optimus (such as the LAB-1000 model), and Marantz. Listen to your favorite music wirelessly with Bluetooth functionality. You can stream your sound from Spotify, Youtube etc.Playing vinyl records is a great hobby. It's easy to get started and you don't need to spend a fortune to do so. However, like any hobby, there is both good and bad products out there at both ends of the price/performance spectrum. In general, a record player or turntable needs to do three basic separate, interrelated jobs to successfully play a vinyl record. Some players perform these three jobs better than others and cost much more for the commensurate research, development, and precision manufacturing costs that went into producing them. As one moves up the record player/turntable food chain, more of the build budget gets dedicated to improvements that affect audio quality either directly or indirectly. Yes, the lid has a cutout on the left side, allowing it to close. Can I use other speakers or amplifiers with this record player? The Fenton RP162 Record Player is a versatile vintage turntable with built-in Bluetooth and a USB function. So not only can you play your favourite records with the built-in speakers. But you can also connect to your home speakers either wired or via Bluetooth.