Technical specifications
| Type | Manual belt-drive record player |
| Speeds | 33-1/3 & 45 RPM |
| Supported Record Sizes | 7", 10", and 12" vinyl records |
| Drive System & Motor | Belt-drive system with DC motor for stable rotation |
| Cartridge & Stylus | Audio-Technica AT3600L with replaceable stylus for accurate tracking and long-term reliability |
| Audio Output & Connectivity | Built-in 4-speaker system (2 × 15W + 2 × 5W), RCA output for external speakers, Bluetooth input for wireless music playback |
| Controls & Setup | Adjustable counterweight with 3.0 ± 0.5g tracking force for precise groove balance |
| Playback Protection | Auto-stop function stops the platter at end of record, tonearm remains in position for manual lift |
| Dimensions | Lid closed: 17" × 14" × 17" / Lid open: 17" × 14" × 7" |
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about R517 record player.
No extra speakers are required.
R517 comes with built-in stereo speakers, allowing you to enjoy vinyl music directly out of the box.
No, setup is simple and takes just a few minutes:
- Install the belt and platter
- Adjust the counterweight (around 3g recommended)
- Ensure the cartridge is properly installed
- Plug in power and select 33 or 45 RPM
Once completed, your turntable is ready to play.
Yes. You can connect smartphones, tablets, and other Bluetooth-enabled devices to stream music wirelessly to R517.
Yes. R517 includes RCA output, allowing you to connect to powered or passive external speakers for a larger sound system if needed.
No. R517 is designed for safe vinyl playback. The tonearm and cartridge system help ensure stable tracking and protect your records during normal use.
It also features auto-stop, so the platter stops automatically when the record ends, helping reduce unnecessary wear.
- Start by setting the counterweight to around 3g.
- If the sound is too light or skipping, slightly increase tracking force by rotating toward the stylus
- If the sound feels too heavy, reduce pressure by rotating away from the stylus
- When properly balanced, the stylus sits smoothly in the groove for stable playback and better record protection.