Lenco put a fresh spin on their new range of turntables
Audio masters Lenco launch their new 400 range of record players in a variety of finishes - complete with Bluetooth and built-in speakers
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Audio manufacturers Lenco have launched their new range of turntables in the shape of the 400 series.
The record player range are all belt-driven and have in-built speakers and come in five different finishes: The LS-410 has a wooden finish, the LS-430 comes in either black or brown, while the LS-440 boasts a blue or grey fabric finish.
The 400 range include high-quality Audio Technica cartridges, while the LS-430 and LS-440 models are equipped with pitch control.
Lenco say in a statement: “For the ideal home setup, the new range of turntables each include four built in speakers – two 15-Watt and two 10-Watt with built – delivering an extremely balanced sound.
“Setup is simple with no additional speakers, wires or amplifier required as users simply need to plug in and put their favourite vinyl on.”
They add: “With Bluetooth 5.0, it’s also possible to stream music directly to the speakers from a smartphone or tablet, while the included USB port allows users to convert their vinyl record collection into digital audio formats, making the digitising of record collections easier than ever before.”
Check out the product spec below.
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- Bluetooth 5.0
- 2 Rated speed settings 33 and 45 RPM
- Moving Magnetic Cartridge (MMC)
- Belt drive
- Start & Stop control
- Tone & Pitch control (430 & 440 series only)
- 4 built-in speakers
- Output power: 40W RMS
- Pre-amplifier ON-OFF
- Plastic dust cover
- Including: CE-UK multi-plug AC adaptor
- Connections: RCA output, AUX in
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