“Can this be used to plug into a record player/turntable and be played without connecting to bluetooth? If so, what type of wire should I buy?”
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YES, but... If your player/turntable has a built in pre-amp you should be able to connect directly to this speaker. When you look at the player,, if you see "line" output or "aux" output then you likely have a built in pre-amp. If you only see "phono" then you need to connect to a pre-amp then to the speaker. If the outputs are "line" or "aux" and are RCA (red and black) then get a male RCA to 3.5mm cable. If output is only phono you'll have to find an inline pre-amp that's wired male RCA to 3.5mm or with cables to fit inputs from player and outputs to 3.5mm speaker. This speaker is exceptional and will be the perfect match for a record player with it's gorgeous retro styling and built in brass knobs for adjusting treble and bass. In addition to making everyone jealous of the looks it will then blow them away with how much great sound comes out. I hope you come back and read this and buy it because I love this awesome speaker and it's absolutely perfectly suited for matching up with a record player. $150 is a great price too. I paid much more years ago and it was a great value as it's still my favorite speaker
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The Acton II Bluetooth player offers only 3.5 mm aux and Bluetooth input. If you want to connect the speaker to a Record Player, it will have to have a built-in pre-amp and it will need to offer a 3.5 mm aux output. Hope that helps, let us know if you have any questions.
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