Lenco LBTA-165 wood
| Select | Supplier | Availability | Price | ETA |
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| D | 10 | 231.93 € | ~ Fr 11.04 | |
| J1 | 10 | 243.60 € | ~ Fr 18.04 | |
| OV | 10 | 263.59 € | ~ Fr 18.04 |
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Product Description
Lenco LBTA-165 – Fully Automatic Turntable with Bluetooth
With the Lenco LBTA-165, you can enjoy the full vinyl experience. Just place your record, enjoy the warm sound, and feel the nostalgia of vinyl records. This turntable combines the classic sound of your collection with today’s technology – and it’s very easy to use.
Simple Operation and Wireless Sound
The LBTA-165 is ready to go with minimal effort: The tonearm starts and stops automatically, and with Bluetooth, you can stream directly to your speakers or headphones. For a classic connection, there’s also an RCA output.
Stylish Design and Stable Build
An elegant case, a solid metal platter, and a precise cartridge – everything fits perfectly here. The high-quality materials give clean sound and look great. The LBTA-165 makes your records sound their best.
Features:
- Automatic tonearm control for easy playback
- Bluetooth 5.3 for wireless music enjoyment
- AT3600L cartridge for detailed sound
- Robust metal platter to reduce vibrations
- Timeless look of the case
- Playback speeds 33 and 45 RPM
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 44 x 13.5 x 38.3 cm
TIP: Before playing, clean each record with the carbon fibre record brush. This removes the thin film of dust on the record, which degrades the sound and increases wear when scanning.