Victrola 6-in-1 Wood Bluetooth Record Player - Electronics

Q: What are the features of the Victrola 6-in-1 Wood Bluetooth Mid Century Record Player?
A: The Victrola 6-in-1 Wood Bluetooth Mid Century Record Player features a 3-speed turntable, Bluetooth connectivity, CD player, cassette player, FM radio, and 3.5mm aux-in. It also has a classic FM radio with an analog tuner and "around the dial" LED lighting, built-in stereo speakers, RCA output, and headphone jack.

Q: What are the dimensions and weight of the product?
A: The product dimensions are 20.4 x 18.4 x 10.4 inches and it weighs 19.8 pounds.

Q: Does this unit come with a 45 rpm adapter?
A: Yes, it does come with a 45 rpm adapter.

Q: Can I connect this to external Bluetooth speakers?
A: No, you cannot connect the device itself to external Bluetooth speakers. However, you can play music wirelessly from your phone through the unit. It does have a headphone and RCA out connections.

Q: Does the arm automatically return?
A: No, the arm does not automatically return on its own.

Q: Can I pause a CD and come back to it later?
A: Yes, you can pause a CD and come back to it later.

Q: What kind of power source does it use?
A: The Victrola 6-in-1 Wood Bluetooth Mid Century Record Player uses AC power as its power source.

Q: Does it have a cassette player?
A: Yes, it has a cassette player on the right side of the product.

Q: Can I connect an external amplifier to this unit?
A: Yes, you can connect an external amplifier to this unit using the LINE OUT RCA jacks on the rear.

Q: Does the lighting around the dial stay on all the time or only when it’s in use?
A: The dial lights are only lit when the unit is on.

Q: What is the weight of the product?
A: The weight of the product is 19.8 pounds.

Q: Can this unit play MP3 CDs or CDRs?
A: Yes, it can play MP3 CDs and CDRs.

Q: Is there a counterweight on the arm?
A: There isn't much of a counterweight on the arm, and it doesn't appear adjustable either.

Q: What kind of motor does it have?
A: It has an AC motor.

Q: What is the best way to play FM, phono, CD without moving the dial to aux when an external amp is connected?
A: The 3.5mm AUX-IN jack on the front is to connect a portable device to play music files that have been downloaded to a smart phone or tablet. The LINE OUT RCA jacks on the rear are for connection to, for example, a tape recorder. Line out is at a fixed level, independent of the volume control and is not suitable, nor recommended, for connection to an amplifier unless it has its own volume control.