DENVER VPL130 Turntable White

Complete your music collection with this retro record player with built-in amplifier and speakers ! This stylish suitcase record player combines the charm of yesteryear with modern technology, such as PC recording via USB . Enjoy your favorite records and easily digitize your LPs by recording directly to your computer. Put on your beloved vinyl and experience the authentic sound of analog music listening!

Key features

• Retro case design - portable and stylish, fits any interior
• 3 speeds - play vinyl at 33 1/3, 45 or 78 RPM
• Built-in amplifier and speakers - no need for external speakers
• PC recording via USB - connect to your computer and digitize your record collection with the included Audacity software
• RCA output - for connection to external speakers
• AUX-in - 3,5 mm jack for additional sound sources
• Headphone jack
• Maximum output power - 2 x 10W/ 2 x 1W RMS

Retro record player with built-in speakers and amplifier

This retro record player is designed for an authentic listening experience with built-in stereo speakers. Enjoy your favorite records without the hassle of additional speakers. Still prefer to connect your own speakers? You can easily do so via the RCA output!

Suitable for LPs of all sizes

Easily portable with handle and easy to store when not in use. Belt-driven record player with 3 speeds (33 1/3, 45 & 78 RPM). Includes 45 record adapter (larger center hole in record).

Digitize your vinyl collection

With the PC recording function, you can easily digitize your valuable vinyl collection. Connect the turntable to your computer via USB and use the Audacity software to record and save your music.

Enjoy various connection options

In addition to vinyl, this turntable offers flexibility with AUX-in for external devices, an RCA output for additional speakers and a headphone jack for private listening pleasure.

Features auto-stop function

After playing music, the tone arm automatically stops. This prevents the record from spinning and wearing out if you accidentally forget to turn it off.