Fenton Vinyl Record Player with Bluetooth Speakers, Receiver and Transmitter, USB MP3 Converter, 3-Speed LP Turntable, Retro Wood RP162

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The RP162 from Fenton is a high-quality record player with Bluetooth output for wireless streaming to an external Bluetooth speaker or headphones. It also has built-in HiFi stereo speakers that blend in nicely with the sleek wooden housing of the turntable, giving you everything you need to start listening to your favourite music straight away.

Fenton RP162D Vinyl Record Player HQ Bluetooth (Dark Wood) Fenton RP162D Vinyl Record Player HQ Bluetooth (Dark Wood)

From par cans to party lights, smoke machines and mirror balls, whatever you require - we've got it.Wirelessly connect to Bluetooth enabled speakers or headphones using the record player Bluetooth transmitter function, allowing a wireless home audio setup. With your paired headphones, you can even walk away from the RP162L without worrying about connecting cables. Alternatively, there is a headphone output option and an RCA line-out to connect to an external speaker system. With built-in amplification, there’s no need for a separate amplifier. The XP40’s have a 2x 40W Class-D digital amplifier and are more than capable of filling a room with music. A classic tray-loading CD player lets you listen to all your CD albums, while the system can also play MP3 files from its USB input. Its FM radio gives you easy access to your favourite stations while the digital DAB+ tuner opens up thousands of specialist radio channels to enjoy.

Fenton Vinyl Record Player with Bluetooth Speakers, Receiver

The Fenton RP162D Record Player is a versatile vintage turntable with built-in Bluetooth and a USB function. So not only can you play your favourite records with the built-in speakers. But you can also connect to your home speakers either wired or via Bluetooth. Extended Capabilities Turntable speed settings of 33 ⅓, 45 and 78 RPM so that you can use your 7-inch, 10-inch and 12-inch vinyl, adapter included for using singles Offering an extensive range of home audio products, including DAB radios, record players, stereo speakers and more... The technical term is phonographic recording, which was a Thomas Edison invention in the late 1870s and originally used rotating cylinders, which evolved into the gramophone and a flat disc on a spinning motor system.The RP162 allows you to play all your favourite 7”, 10” and 12” records with optimal sound quality in a sturdy elegant compact form factor. Then, you’ve got the USB functionality that lets you convert your records from vinyl to digital. All you need to do is connect your RP162 record player to your computer, open up some audio editing software such as audacity, and you’re good to go. Vonyx XP40 The Fenton RP162D Record Player is a versatile vintage turntable with built-in Bluetooth and a USB function. So not only can you play your favourite records with the built-in speakers, but you can also connect to your home speakers either wired or via Bluetooth.

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This record player and wireless headphone set is the perfect gift for music lovers. It includes a high-quality Fenton RP162 record player, and a set of Audizio wireless Bluetooth headphones, for private listening. The record player is suitable for all sizes of vinyl and includes modern features such as Bluetooth and a USB MP3 player. It also has sleek wooden housing that will complement the decor of any home. Almost looks too good to be true, especially looking at the fact that it has speakers come with it too. There’s just something to be said for the tangible qualities of holding music and the analogue experience that vinyl offers. So if you are new to the re-emergence of vinyl or you have an existing collection stored away, the RP162D is a great way to revisit those analogue gems. In Summary:

I'm looking for a turntable and for the past couple of months i've had my eyes on the AT-LP60XBT, was set on buying it, but I just came across the Fenton RP165 and the price difference is only 20€. The big change came in the 1940s with the invention of polyvinyl chloride (PVC plastic) which was cheap to manufacture and hardwearing, being a perfect replacement for the softer materials. This was also where the name vinyl came from, and they have remained the same to this day. One of our best vinyl player choices for a low-cost turntable, the inclusion of Bluetooth allows for streaming audio from any BT-enabled device and the line input and output means easy connection to HiFi systems and wired source devices. The player also features a USB-to-PC recording facility with software included to easily transfer your vinyl to MP3. So in the years following the digital revolution, vinyl became the format of culture, being sought out and championed by Hi-Fi enthusiasts for its natural dynamics and uncompressed soundstage, and being loved by home DJs and collectors who just love its physical ‘hands-on’ nature and thrive on chasing down those sought after pressings. Now and Forever Well vinyl lovers will certainly say it does! The main difference that's most regularly stated is that vinyl recordings have a much more natural sound, warmer and richer, with a more apparent acoustic depth. What most are trying to describe is that a good vinyl recording can sound like you’re listening to live musicians.