Trexonic TRX-16BLK Record Player with Bluetooth
Specifications
- Connectivity Technology: Wireless, Wired
- Material: Plastic
- Item Weight: 8 Pounds
- Motor Type: AC Motor
- Package Dimensions: 13 x 12 x 6 inches
- Item Weight: 8 pounds
What’s in the box?
- Trexonic Retro Wireless Bluetooth, Record and CD Player in Black
Product Overview
Descriptions
The record player from Trexonic 50 is intended to be a throwback. But don’t be fooled by its charming retro appearance; it is fully equipped with all the music-playing innovations from the last 70 years. Including a record player with a 3-speed belt-driven Turntable (33 1/3, 45, 78 RPM) that can play all of your vinyl records and preferred albums your favorite music may be played freely from across the room thanks to built-in Bluetooth. Record vinyl to MP3 using the built-in USB feature. A built-in CD player, stereo speakers, and an AM/FM radio with a backlit tuner are included. Has a faceplate that was inspired by the 1950s. You may play music from any non-Bluetooth device via the 3.5mm aux-in and headphone connection.
Features
The device has a number of features, including: Bluetooth pairing 3 Speed record turntables, FM/AM radio, and CD player Record audio from a record player using SD/USB input. Alarm clock with RCA line-out and configurable CD and MP3 player
A BLAST FROM THE PAST IN RETROSPECT
This record player with a vintage feel is equipped with the latest music-playing technologies!
CONTAINED FEATURES
Bluetooth connectivity, FM/AM radio, CD player, MP3 player, SD/USB interface, audio recording capabilities, alarm clock, timer, and a 3-speed record turntable are all features of this record player.
Warranty and Support
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, that feature is not present in this unit.
An external Bluetooth speaker cannot be connected to. It is not configured to sync with an external device.
The photographs in the listing have been expanded to include a picture of the unit’s rear. Please give the update 24 hours.
It has a Line out R/L connection on the rear, which is correct.
Just a buzzer, really.
Yes, there is a USB port on the front of the device.
No, the Bluetooth feature connects to a streaming device such a computer, phone, or mp3 player.
Pitch cannot be changed or adjusted.
It enables the transfer of data across devices, enabling us to share things like images, documents, and, in the case of this article, music. Wireless speakers and headphones have become the most popular Bluetooth music devices in recent years.
As long as they are close by (within around 30 feet), you may use it to wirelessly couple your record player with your Bluetooth speakers or vinyl-compatible headphones and control the complete system from a distance.
The transmitter needs to be connected to the turntable’s RCA output if it has an integrated preamp. Connect the transmitter to the phono output on your external preamp if you have one. You may pair your turntable with any Bluetooth-enabled speaker or amplifier once your transmitter is connected.
If you have the money to buy the right setup, record players are worthwhile. Unless you simply catch the record bug, it’s unlikely that you will ever need to change any components once you have a great setup.
Here are 5 techniques to amp up the volume on your turntable:
Include a phono preamp if possible.
The cartridge should be changed for one with a greater output level.
Replace the phono preamp with one that has more gain.
Think about upgrading your receiver/amplifier.
Think about loudspeakers with greater sensitivity.
More than 100 plays of a well-maintained record can be made with just slight detectable sound degradation. The same disc could be played hundreds of times throughout the course of its lifetime with proper maintenance. On improperly configured equipment, a record played once can be completely ruined.
Having a turntable makes for better listening. You are getting ready for something spectacular as you open the album, place it on the platter, and turn the volume up on the headphones. Great music is being played as it was meant to be heard.
