
Enjoy a modernized version of retro listening with this Victrola portable record player. In addition to a 3-speed turntable, it's equipped with Bluetooth technology for wireless streaming from your smartphone and an auxiliary input for other devices. This Victrola portable record player is designed like a suitcase with an easy-carry handle for convenient transport.
Q: What is the warranty on the turntable?
A: The manufacturer's warranty for labor on this turntable is 1 year.
Q: How many speeds does the turntable play?
A: This turntable plays three speeds.
Q: Can I connect external speakers to the turntable?
A: This Victrola Bluetooth suitcase record player has built-in stereo speakers and an RCA aux-in port for connecting to external speakers.
Q: Does the turntable come with a cartridge?
A: This turntable does not include a cartridge.
Q: What type of speakers are included?
A: This record player includes speaker type speakers.
Q: Does it play 331/3, 45’s & 78’s ?
A: Yes it plays all those speeds of records. I am happy with this purchase . my wife just needed something simple to olay some old goodies. Its not a boom box but the speakers are reasonable to enjoy your music.
A: You do not need separate speakers. It has great sound with the built in speakers.
Q: Is there a way of transferring records to my computer or phone?
A: You can dub records into a computer. Connect the line out jacks on the back panel of the record player, or the headphone jack on the record player, to the line in or mic jack on your computer. Using the Sound settings in Windows 10, set your computer's recording input to Stereo Input. Disable your computer's built-in microphone if any. You use the Voice Recorder app in Windows 10 to dub your records into the digital realm. After using this method to dub records into your computer, you could connect your phone via USB to your computer and copy your recordings onto your phone. Your recordings of your records will be located in a subdirectory labeled Sound recordings inside your Documents directory in File Explorer.