Don’t call it a comeback! Vinyl records are now a hit with all listeners. And whether you’re just starting out or upgrading your gear, there’s a turntable perfect for you at zZounds. In this video and blog post, we’ll cover three top options: the classic standard turntable, a modern wireless Bluetooth model, and a USB-enabled system for digitizing your record collection.
Standard Turntables: The Classic Experience
For the purest, no-fuss vinyl experience, a belt-drive turntable like Audio-Technica’s AT-LP70X is a fantastic choice. It features a built-in phono preamp and fully automatic operation — just press play, and the tone arm drops onto your record. This option is ideal for those who prioritize a straightforward setup without any modern bells and whistles.
Wireless Bluetooth Turntables: All-Modern Convenience
If you prefer to eliminate cords, wireless turntables like Audio-Technica’s AT-LP3XBT Wireless Bluetooth Turntable are your go-to. With integrated Bluetooth connectivity, you can easily stream your vinyl to wireless speakers or headphones. It’s perfect for smaller rooms where space is at a premium, and offers hassle-free operation with easy point-to-point pairing, though switching to a wired connection can enhance sound quality when needed.
USB Turntables: Digitize Your Vinyl Collection
Lastly, for collectors who want to preserve their vinyl digitally, Audio-Technica’s AT-LP60XBT-USB Bluetooth Turntable does double duty. It plays your records like all the previous turntables we mentioned, it’s got Bluetooth streaming output, and furthermore, it lets you transfer those LPs directly to your computer or an external drive. Pair it with recording software to capture every bit of your favorite tracks.

Enhance Your Setup
Finally, complete your system with quality accessories. Pair your turntable with robust speakers such as the KRK GoAux 4 that can handle both wired and wireless Bluetooth connections. If you’re going wired, use high-quality RCA cables like the Hosa CRA-201DJ that also include a ground connection to hook up to external phono preamps.
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