VolkanoThe Vintage Bluetooth Vinyl Series Turntable with CD, Cassette & Speakers
R1,499
About
Bring that classic vintage look back with the Vinyl Series Multi-Function Record Player and Bluetooth Speaker from Volkano. The Vinyl Series features a 3-speed vinyl record player with a lift-up dust cover and retro brass-look controls. Connect your phone or PC via Bluetooth for modern playback, or play music via aux-in, cassettes, CDs, USB drive, or SD card. Use the two built-in 5 Watt speakers, or connect your player to your hi-fi system with the stereo RCA out jack. The Vinyl also supports recording from a source to a USB drive.
Product Features
- Built-in, FM Radio, USB, and SD Card Reader
- Built-in Cassette and CD Player
- Classic Vintage Radio design
- Record Tracks to USB & SD Card
- 3 Speed Modes
- 2 x Stylusses
Product Specifications
- Bluetooth Version: v4.1
- Chip Set: F-6888
- Profiles: HFP v1.5, A2DP v1.2,
- AVRCP v1.4, GAVDP v1.2
- Range: ≧ 10 m
- Power Input: AC 220 ~ 240V / 50Hz
- SD Card (Max): 32 GB
- USB Input (Max): 32 GB
- Signal to Noise: 70 dB
- Frequency: 90 Hz – 18 kHz
- Sensitivity: 84 dB
- Size: 2 x 4″
- Power: 5 W x 2 = 10 W
- Dimensions: 46 x 33.5 x 25.1 cm
- Weight: 2 kg
- Warranty: 12 months
Back to Basics!
The primary colours are some of the first things we learn in preschool: red, yellow and blue. For a while, knowing just those is enough, and we might even decide that one of the three is our favourite forever. As we grow up, we learn to make even more colours from those, and eventually learn a whole lot of new names. Complicated names that we're not even sure we can identify: puce, magenta, cyan, mauve... It's quite normal, really, to showcase how much we know, and we'll admit it, saying your nails are a shade of limoncello sounds a lot more fancy than 'neon green'.
But sometimes, the basics are best, and by far the most classic. Think red lipstick, red roses and Chris de Burgh's 'Lady in Red'. And, of course, red wine. Which just happens to be our main deal: 6x bottles of Icarus Red Blend from Bergsig.
