The two 20-watt passive speakers provide powerful and immersive sound for your vinyl listening experience. They deliver rich, full-bodied audio with deep bass and crisp highs. The wooden enclosure of the speakers adds warmth and richness to the sound, while also providing a stylish aesthetic. Whether you're enjoying a quiet evening at home or hosting a party, these speakers can fill any room with sound.

Bluetooth input allows you to wirelessly transmit audio from a Bluetooth-enabled device, such as a smartphone, to your turntable. This means you can play digital music files (like MP3s or FLAC) stored on your phone directly through your turntable's speakers. Bluetooth output enables you to send the audio signal from your turntable to a Bluetooth-enabled speaker or other audio device. This allows you to wirelessly connect your turntable to a more powerful or convenient speaker system.

The UD006 turntable that supports both 33 and 45 RPM speeds offers greater flexibility. This allows you to play a wider variety of records, from standard LPs (33 ⅓ RPM) to singles and EPs (45 RPM), ensuring you can enjoy your entire vinyl collection.

The straight tonearm ensures that the stylus (the tiny needle at the end of the cartridge) tracks the record grooves in a straight line. This minimizes distortion and ensures that all the information in the grooves is accurately reproduced. The tonearms and headshells incorporate damping materials to further reduce resonance and improve sound quality.

Iron is a dense material that is less susceptible to vibrations compared to other materials. This helps to minimize unwanted resonances that can color the sound. The iron platter can help to isolate the turntable from external vibrations, such as those caused by foot traffic or other equipment in the room.

The DC motor provides precise and stable speed control for the turntable platter, ensuring accurate playback of your records. The damping and shock absorption features help to minimize vibrations caused by the motor, which can be transmitted to the platter and affect sound quality. By reducing vibrations and noise, the DC motor contributes to a quieter listening experience.

Silicon rubber is a highly flexible and elastic material that helps to isolate the platter from the motor, reducing vibrations and minimizing noise. The smooth, continuous surface of a silicon rubber belt ensures a smooth and consistent transfer of power from the motor to the platter.

These four turntable feet are designed to isolate the turntable from external vibrations, such as those caused by foot traffic, other audio equipment, or even the surface the turntable is placed on. This isolation helps to minimize unwanted resonances that can color the sound.

The MM cartridge is responsible for converting the mechanical vibrations of the record groove into electrical signals that can be amplified and played through your speakers. A replaceable ATN-3600L cartridge allows you to easily replace the stylus and restore optimal sound quality.

The primary function of the counterweight is to apply the correct tracking force, or downforce, to the stylus. This force ensures that the stylus maintains proper contact with the record groove, preventing skipping and distortion. The counterweight is adjusted by sliding it along a calibrated scale. Proper adjustment of the counterweight is essential for achieving the best possible sound quality from your turntable.

The iron platter mass helps to damp vibrations and ensure consistent rotation speed, resulting in smoother playback. The solid iron construction helps to minimize resonances, which can cause distortions in the sound. The thicker platter of the UD006 turntable generally provides better damping and stability.

Protect your turntable and records from dust, dirt, and other airborne particles. It also helps to protect your equipment from changes in humidity, which can warp or damage vinyl records. In addition to its protective function, a dust cover can enhance the appearance of your turntable setup.

The auto-stop mechanism is designed to detect the end of a record, typically when the stylus reaches the run-out groove. Once the end of the record is detected, the mechanism engages to gently lift the tonearm and stop the turntable motor. This feature eliminates the need for manual intervention and prevents the stylus from damaging the record label or turntable if left playing.

The RCA output is a pair of connectors (usually red and white) that transmit the audio signal from the turntable's phono preamp to an amplifier or other audio device. The AUX input is typically a 3.5mm jack that allows you to connect an external audio source, such as a CD player or smartphone, to your turntable. They provide flexibility and convenience, allowing you to enjoy a variety of audio sources through your turntable setup.

The USB-PC function on a turntable allows you to directly connect your turntable to a computer. This allows you to create digital copies of your vinyl records, preserving your music collection and making it accessible on your computer. Once the audio is in digital format, you can use audio editing software to clean up the recording, adjust the sound, or even create new mixes. The USB-PC function bridges the gap between analog and digital audio, allowing you to enjoy your vinyl collection in a modern, digital format.