Simply switch the turntable to Bluetooth mode (usually labeled “BT OUT”) and it will automatically enter pairing mode. Make sure your speaker is in pairing mode too.

Most of our Bluetooth output models support Bluetooth 5.0, offering faster, more stable wireless connections.

Yes, as long as the turntable has Bluetooth output and your headphones support audio receiving, they can be paired.

No, Bluetooth input (to play digital music via Bluetooth) and output (to stream vinyl audio to a Bluetooth speaker) usually work independently — only one can be active at a time.

Bluetooth range is typically up to 10 meters (33 feet) in open space, but walls and interference can reduce the range.

Make sure your speaker is not connected to another device, supports Bluetooth receiving, and is in pairing mode (The Bluetooth version of the speaker is 5.0.). You can also try resetting the turntable’s Bluetooth.

A built-in preamp amplifies the phono signal from your turntable to line level, so you can connect it directly to powered speakers or amplifiers without needing an external phono preamp.

You should connect powered speakers (also known as active speakers) to the turntable. These speakers have built-in amplifiers and work perfectly with turntables that have a built-in preamp or line-out function.