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Arkrocket record players pair retro styling with modern features like Bluetooth and built-in speakers. Choose from portable Curiosity suitcase turntables, Discovery II record players on stands, the faux leather-wrapped Coryphaeus, or the Huygens, Cassini and Polaris II for a more complete home setup.

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Find Your Arkrocket Record Player

Curiosity suitcase turntables are 3-speed players with built-in stereo speakers and RCA, Bluetooth and aux connections, in colors from velvet finishes to wood grain. Discovery II record players stand on legs and play 7-, 10- and 12-inch records through 2 x 5W stereo speakers. The Coryphaeus adds a Rocket moving magnet cartridge and Bluetooth input and output, while the Cassini and Polaris II come with 40W speakers.

Looking for a jukebox instead? See Arkrocket jukeboxes or compare every brand in record players.

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How much does an Arkrocket record player cost?

Arkrocket record players start at $59 and go up to $459.99 for the Polaris II. Curiosity portables run $59 to $89, Discovery II models with stands are $159.99, and the Huygens runs $219.99 to $229.99.

Do Arkrocket record players have Bluetooth?

Yes, many do. Curiosity turntables and the Cassini have Bluetooth, the Coryphaeus has Bluetooth input and output, and the Polaris II has built-in Bluetooth output.

Which Arkrocket record players have built-in speakers?

Curiosity, Discovery II, Coryphaeus and Huygens models have built-in speakers. The Cassini and Polaris II come with 40W speakers instead.

Can Arkrocket record players play 78 RPM records?

Curiosity, Discovery II and Coryphaeus models are 3-speed turntables that play 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM. The Huygens plays 33 and 45 RPM only.

What cartridge do Arkrocket record players use?

The Coryphaeus and Polaris II use a Rocket moving magnet cartridge. The Huygens uses a magnet-type cartridge with an adjustable counterweight.

What should I check if my Arkrocket record player is not working?

Make sure the power adapter is connected, the volume is up, the correct input or Bluetooth mode is selected, and any needle guard has been removed. If it still won't play, call us at 512-777-0154 or use our contact page.