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Shop record players from Crosley, Arkrocket and Victrola, from grab-and-go suitcase turntables to component turntables and all-in-one entertainment centers. Many models have built-in speakers and Bluetooth, so you can spin vinyl or stream from your phone on the same machine.

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Record Players for Every Setup

Portable record players like the Crosley Cruiser Plus and Voyager and the Arkrocket Curiosity have built-in stereo speakers and play 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM records. Vintage-style Arkrocket Discovery II record players stand on legs, and Crosley entertainment centers like the Musician add a CD player, cassette deck and AM/FM radio.

For a more traditional hi-fi setup, component turntables like the Crosley C6, C100BT and C10 connect to powered speakers, while the Arkrocket Cassini and Polaris II come with 40W speakers. Shop by brand in Crosley record players and Arkrocket record players.

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How much does a record player cost?

Our record players start at $59 and go up to $459.99 for the Arkrocket Polaris II with 40W bookshelf speakers. Most portable suitcase models run $69 to $109.

What is a good record player for beginners?

A suitcase model with built-in speakers is the simplest place to start, since it needs no extra gear. The Crosley Cruiser Plus runs $79 to $99 and the Arkrocket Curiosity runs $59 to $89, and both play 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM.

Which record players have built-in speakers?

Crosley Cruiser Plus, Voyager and Discovery portables, Arkrocket Curiosity and Discovery II models, and the Arkrocket Huygens all have built-in speakers. The Arkrocket Cassini and Polaris II include 40W speakers, and the Crosley K100A comes with powered speakers.

Can every record player play 78 RPM records?

No. Three-speed models like the Cruiser Plus, Voyager, Curiosity and Discovery II play 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM. The Crosley C6, C100BT, C10 and K100A and the Arkrocket Huygens play 33 1/3 and 45 RPM only.

Can I connect a record player to Bluetooth speakers?

Yes, if it has Bluetooth out. The Crosley Cruiser Plus, Voyager, C6, C100BT and T400D and the Arkrocket Coryphaeus can send vinyl audio to Bluetooth speakers.

Do I need a preamp for my record player?

It depends on the model. The Crosley C10 requires a separate preamp, such as the Crosley P10 Phono Preamp ($89), while the C100BT and T400D have a switchable preamp built in.