Victrola 7-in-1 Turntable w/ Bluetooth® / CD / Radio / Aux - Ellington VTA-380SB-MAH

Victrola 7-in-1 Turntable w/ Bluetooth® / CD / Radio / Aux - Ellington VTA-380SB-MAH

Marsoni

M251S

$189.99

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Victrola 7-in-1 Turntable w/ Bluetooth® / CD / Radio / Aux - Ellington VTA-380SB-MAHOverview The Victrola Ellington Bluetooth record player evokes classic style, bringing the spirit of fireside listening into modern day. The 3 speed turntable plays all your 33 1 3, 45, and 78 RPM records with stunning clarity, thanks to the premium ceramic stylus, and Bluetooth connectivity allows you to stream music from your smart device through the built in speaker. Play CDs through the built in CD player, while the FM radio features a vintage

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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2021