Steepletone SRP025 2 Speed Record Player with Detachable Speaker - Orange

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This 1960/70s style retro record player looks fantastic in your living room or bedroom. But what makes this different from other record players is the detachable legs. This allows you to use the record player on counter tops and table tops, which is ideal if you're short on space or if you want to move the record player from room-to-room to enjoy music all day.

Here at What Hi-Fi?we review hundreds of products every year, from TVs to speakers, headphones to hi-fi systems. So how do we come to our review verdicts and why can you trust them? Allow us to explain. Relocating to Carlow Ireland, David sent his chief engineer Keith Weightmen to set up the factory in Ireland ready to carry on production of the Saturn until the middle of 1973. Once you have chosen, it's also crucial you set up your turntable correctly. While some record players are relatively "plug and play", many require a little more time and effort to hear at their best. Want to know more? Read our complete guide to choosing the right turntable. How we test record players In 1973 when Transcriptors relocated to Carlow in Ireland, David Gammon and John Michell signed a contract which was known as the ‘Technical Agreement’ which allowed J A Michell a license to reproduce the Hydraulic Reference turntable. This was the first branded Michell turntable and was manufactured until November 1977 when Gammon revoked the license.

The source of your hi-fi system, be it a streamer, CD player or record player is a crucial component; as the saying goes, 'rubbish in, rubbish out'. Despite newer record players with integrated Bluetooth streaming entering the market (even hi-res wireless options like the Cambridge Audio Alva TT V2) this Sony continues to deliver the best combination of performance for a Bluetooth model, and for a very affordable price, too. Cassette Revival: Don't let your cassette tapes gather dust; the Steepletone Chicago lets you relive those nostalgic moments. Dust off your collection and hear them anew.

Why risk damaging your LP’s with an old record player that might be in poor shape or have less than adequate sound quality? A faulty, low quality record player can actually create irreparable damage to your valuable record collection. Don’t take that chance; buy your next record player today from a company that has over 35 years of experience building high quality sound systems for people who truly love their music. Other great features of the Britannia include, DAB radio, FM radio, Bluetooth receiving for smart phone music streaming. Steepletone Record Players sell a range of Steepletone entertainment products, including record players, music systems, jukeboxes and more. Love the rich, warm sound of vinyl, but wish it was a more moveable music format? Put down the iPod and mobilize your music with the Crosley Cruiser three-speed portable turntable.Many have referred to the Hydraulic Reference Turntable as a Michell Hydraulic Reference Turntable. For those looking for a talented turntable but want the convenience of a phono stage built-in (or maybe your stereo amp or active speakers don't have one), this Rega is the perfect place to start. A rival such as Audio Technica's AT-LPW50BTRW also offers an internal phono stage and even Bluetooth streaming into the mix, but the Rega can't be beaten when it comes to sound.

The USB ripping feature remains, so you can digitise your vinyl collection is CD quality WAV files up to 16-bit/44.1kHz and 48kHz. If you're after a well-executed design that's well-built, easy to set up and sounds great for the money, the AT-LP5x is worthy of a spot on your shortlist. The Steepletone Britannia is a modern modular music system, which enables you to play music in 9 different ways, using just one music system. Your home entertainment system never looked this good. With our services, you will be able to find amazing record players & turntables without having to spend a fortune. We also sell complementary Steepletone accessories for Steepletone Record Players. Home HiFi Music Systems In 1920, Powel Crosley introduces the first low price radio for the masses, called the Harko, that sold for just USD7 and much less than the USD100 price tag on radios at that time.

Radio Waves and Beyond: Tune in to your favorite radio stations with the DAB+/FM radio feature, easily controlled with the rotary on/off interface. Immerse yourself in the classics or discover new hits through this dynamic addition. The Steepletone SRP1R-XP is available in a wide range of colours, such as blue and cream, orange and cream and grey. The Planar 1 Plus is essentially the brilliant five-star entry-level Rega Planar 1 turntable with the equally five-star Rega Fono Mini A2D phono stage built in. Both have won Awards, and Rega thought it only felt natural to combine them together. We absolutely agree. Available in a wide range of colours orange& blue and cream and a durable chrome finish control panel, the Steepletone retro SRP1R-XP portable record player has a vinyl cabinet and built-in speakers for high-quality sound. The best equipment is definitely waiting for you and all you need to do is to browse our massive list of record players & turntables.

The Steepletone Britannia is our latest product, which is a compact modular music system. This 9-in-1 music system, enables to play music in a wide range of modern and contemporary musical formats. For example you can listen to your favourite vinyl records, using the 3-speed turntable. Or stream music via Bluetooth. In addition you can also play music via radio, CD, cassette, MP3, USB and Aux.

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Once primed for action, the Planar 2 delivers punchy basslines, room-filling scale impressive attention to detail and rhythmic subtlety. There's no built-in phono stage, so it needs to hook up to a stereo amplifier that has one, or you can always buy a separate one. If that's within your budget, you'll find that the Planar 2 delivers a clear step-in performance from the Planar 1 – and at a very competitive price. For that truly retro 60’s and 70’s look, we introduce the Steepletone SRP1R-XP Record Player. With its Semi-automatic 3-Speed turntable and authentic 1970’s styling, this is one record player you can count on to bring that retro vibe to any occasion. We’re impressed with the level of detail too. The DG-1 S is a precise and highly resolving product, one that’s able to dig up plenty of information and organise it into a cohesive and musical whole. It is a hugely entertaining sound, one that’s rhythmically surefooted and has a spring in its step when it comes to rendering dynamic nuances. Due mainly to the oil shortage and the large cost of using acrylic as a material to manufacture turntables, he turned to glass. He drew a glass case and took it to the windscreen manufacture Triplex who agreed to manufacture it. That first glass encased turntable design was the Skeleton and featured the famous, but controversial Vestigal Tone Arm, with its unique head shell design. Nobody could quite understand how the arm worked, but somehow, it did.