A:AnswerNo. Computers that have Bluetooth typically employ a Bluetooth transmitter, but not a Bluetooth receiver. The turntable is transmitting the audio signal over Bluetooth, therefor you can only pair it with a device that employs a Bluetooth receiver. What you may want to do is get one of our non-Bluetooth turntables and add a third-party Bluetooth transmitter to it and the corresponding receiver to the computer.
A:AnswerWe have had reports of compatibility issues with a couple of Sony brand devices, including the model HT-CT260 Sound Bar, but have no experience with the CT790 model. Note that some devices work after performing a firmware update on the device (if available).
A:AnswerI purchased the Kantu 4” powered bookshelf speakers in glossy white to match the gloss white turntable. Sound is amazing! The speakers are not 4” tall, lol more like 10”. The 4” refers to the inside not the outer shell.
A:AnswerThe speaker uses the same profile as the turntable, A2DP, so we assume that it will. We know that the Boom and Meagaboom models made by UE pair.
A:AnswerThe tracking force weighs at about 3 grams, so it will not damage your records. A healthy range for a tracking force is no more than 3.5 grams. If you would like to check the tracking force for any record player, it would be smart to buy a digital gram scale.
A:AnswerThank you for your inquiry. I have not heard of any issues with this headphone. The only Bose products we have had issues with are the Soundbars.
A:AnswerOur turntables have built in phono preamplifiers. A phono preamplifier raises the level from phono to line level and applies the RIAA equalization curve which is required to play back records. This should not be confused with a POWER amplifier which amplifies a line level signal to levels that provide a wide range of volume adjustment for passive loudspeakers.
If you will be connecting the turntable directly to speakers, they need to be powered type speakers. Powered speakers have built-in power amplifiers.
If the speakers are passive type speakers, you will need a stereo amplifier or receiver installed between the turntable and the speakers. Thanks to the phono preamplifier that is built into the turntable, the amplifier or receiver is not required to have PHONO input jacks.
A:AnswerOur Bluetooth enabled turntables are compatible with most Bluetooth enabled speakers. If you contact our Audio-Solutions Department at audio-solutions@atus.com they can tell you if we have experienced any problems with the speakers you have or not.
A:AnswerProbably. If you contact our Audio-Solutions Department at audio-solutions@atus.com and provide them with the make and model of your receiver, they may be able to tell you if we have experienced any problems with the receiver you have or not.
