LoopTone specializes in vintage-style audio equipment, offering multifunction turntables, record players, and retro radios that combine classic aesthetics with modern Bluetooth connectivity.
LoopTone is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to preserving the classic experience of listening to music through vintage-inspired audio equipment. Their product lineup primarily features all-in-one entertainment centers that integrate traditional media formats—such as vinyl records, cassette tapes, and compact discs—with modern digital conveniences like Bluetooth streaming, USB playback, and SD card recording. LoopTone products are designed to serve as both functional audio systems and decorative retro pieces for home interiors.
Best known for their multi-speed turntables and wooden-cased radios, LoopTone devices often include built-in speakers and extensive connectivity options including RCA line-outs and auxiliary inputs. This blend of old-school charm and contemporary technology allows users to digitize their vintage collections or simply enjoy music from any source. The brand focuses on providing accessible, easy-to-use audio solutions for vinyl enthusiasts and those seeking a nostalgic aesthetic.
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Switch the LoopTone unit to Bluetooth mode using the function selector. On your external device (phone/tablet), enable Bluetooth and search for 'LoopTone' or sometimes 'VRS-2800'. Select it to pair; if a password is required, enter '0000'.
To remove the old stylus, gently pull down the front edge of the needle assembly and pull it forward. To install the new one, position the needle tip facing down, align the back with the cartridge, and snap the front upwards until it clicks into place.
This is often due to the 'Auto-stop' feature. Toggle the Auto-stop switch (usually located near the tone arm base) to the 'OFF' position. This ensures the platter continues to spin until you manually stop it.
Insert a USB flash drive into the USB port on the unit. Select the source mode (Phono or Tape), begin playing your media, and press the 'REC' button on the control panel or remote. The digital file will be saved to the drive.