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The resurgence of retro fashion has also influenced the world of audio technology, with JBL taking advantage of this trend by combining the charm of vinyl records with modern innovation in its JBL Spinner BT Bluetooth turntable. Priced at €399.99, this turntable promises to bring back old records and deliver high-quality audio to listeners. In our review, we explore the unique features and performance of this versatile device.
JBL’s strategic positioning in the market is worth noting, as it offers a carefully crafted aesthetic that appeals to fans of retro record players while delivering superior audio quality compared to suitcase-style players. This makes it an attractive option for a wide range of consumers without breaking the bank.
One key feature that sets the JBL Spinner BT apart is its aptX HD encoding, which ensures that the authentic sound of vinyl is not compromised. It can easily connect to portable speakers, sound bars, and headphones via Bluetooth, providing a seamless audio experience. The joy of watching the needle drop on a vinyl record and hearing the music play wirelessly is truly magical, especially when shared with family and friends.
Setting up the turntable is straightforward thanks to JBL’s user-friendly instructions. Within 15 minutes, you’ll be enjoying your favorite tunes on vinyl. While some buttons such as Bluetooth pairing and automatic start/stop could be more conveniently placed for easier access, overall the button panel located at the back of the turntable for a clean look adds a touch of vintage elegance to any home décor.
The JBL Spinner BT offers both wired and Bluetooth connectivity options making it versatile for different audio setups. Its Bluetooth feature works flawlessly with compatible speakers delivering high-definition audio up to 24 bits/48 kHz. The design available in Black & Orange and Black & Gold adds a touch of vintage elegance to any home décor.
The turntable plays records at 33 1/3 rpm for LPs and 45 rpm for EPs and singles ensuring pitch-perfect sound quality. While some users may notice slight vibrations from older records at lower volumes using headphones or keeping dust cover closed can help mitigate this issue.
In conclusion, if you are looking for a way to rediscover your love for vinyl music in today’s digital age while also incorporating modern technology into your home setup then look no further than JBL’s Spinner BT Turntable. With its nostalgic experience that is both engaging and immersive it stands out as an attractive choice for those seeking a blend of retro aesthetics and modern technology.
