Description The Victrola 50s retro style record player takes you back in time – with its trendsetting retro looks combined with modern technology. With built-in Bluetooth, you can now stream music from your tablet, smartphone or MP3 using Bluetooth. That’s not all – with 3.5mm Auxiliary Input, port and Headphone jack, the turntable opens a […]
This record player has been further improved with a higher C/P by changing some parts of the cabinet and motor from the GT-1000. The turntable is made of 30 mm thick die-cast aluminum with a diameter of 360 mm and a dead weight of 3 kg. 600 kg/cm2 of inertia is achieved in combination with […]
A 1953 RCA Victor-Victrola Phonograph Record Player (model 3-HES-5)with twin speaker stand (model HF-2-STD). The phonograph was designed to play 33, 45 and 78 RPM records. The phonograph is housed within a wood case with hinged lid and the stand is comprised of four tapered legs and a shelf supporting two speakers. 6C4 12AX7 50C5 […]
Analog styling blends with modern sound in this comprehensive entertainment center by Crosley. 3 speed turntable: 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM. Full-range stereo speakers. 72% Wood, 18% plastic, 7% metal, 3% other. Made in compliance with US electrical standards. To use this item outside of the US, pair with an outlet adapter and voltage […]
It has a few slight scratches on top. Thomas Pacconi Classics Limited Edition Vintage Record Player Model: TPC-7470 Plays 33, 45, and 78 rpm records. Condition: Opened but never used and in mint condition. Specifications Power consumption: 15W Power source: AC 120V /60Hz Three speed: 78, 33 1/3, 45 RPM Speakers: 3″ Dynamic type Dimensions: […]
Get ready to listen to your favorite vinyls on this Crosley Nomad CR6332A 3-speed portable record player turntable. This model from the Crosley CR product line was manufactured in 2014 and features a belt drive, built-in speakers and audio outputs such as a headphone jack, USB port and stereo L/R RCA. It offers 45RPM, 33.3RPM, […]
This listing is for an RARE Antique OROPHONE Record Player Mini Metal Phonograph WORKS. This little mechanical wonder was made around the 1910s by my estimation, based on body style & construction. The decal is in great shape and is in a fantastic font that immediately grabs the eye. I believe it may be a […]
It’s used and very old. I have videos of it playing. Winds up and really plays records. Otherwise, I don’t know much about it. Sat in the attic for decades.
Retrolife Belt Drive Record Player with Bluetooth.