Vinyl Record Player with 40W Bookshelf Speakers and Dual Bluetooth,Hi-fi System Turntable with USB Record,Built-in Phono Preamp, Counterweight, Pitch and AT-3600L,PU Leather White
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Description
• High-fidelity stereo audio. This vinyl record player features a built-in preamp and powerful 40-watt bookshelf speakers for immersive stereo sound. For expanded audio options, you can connect your own active speakers via the included RCA cable, or wire passive speakers directly to the dedicated speaker jacks. Equipped with an ATN-3600 stylus, this record player faithfully reproduces the rich, natural sound of vinyl • Bluetooth input and output. This record player supports both Bluetooth input and output. This means you can wirelessly pair your phone with the turntable via Bluetooth Input (BT IN) to play its audio, or pair the turntable with external Bluetooth devices such as speakers or headphones via Bluetooth Output (BT OUT) • Sophisticated style & opulent gifts. Covered in premium PU leather and accented with quality hardware, this record player offers a luxurious look, making it perfect for high-end gifting and a retro music experience at home • USB recording. You can connect your record player turntable to your computer via the included PC cable and record the vinyl into your computer for playback • Stylus pressure and speed calibration. The record player turntable allows you to adjust the needle pressure with the counterweight and fine-tune the speed with the pitch control • More user-friendly designs. This record player is a belt-drive system and is designed with an auto-stop switch on the back. The sturdy platter and non-slip mat ensure more stable playback. A grounding terminal is provided on the turntable back for connecting to a household ground wire, effectively reducing sound interference
Details
General
- Voltage
- 12 Volts
- Item Weight
- 20.5 Pounds
- Brand
- Udreamer
- Model Name
- UD018 Record Player
- Manufacturer
- Udreamer
- Mfr Part Number
- UD018
- Model Number
- UD018
- Warranty Description
- 30 days return and replacement date
Audio
- Maximum Rotational Speed
- 45 RPM
- Signal Format
- Analog
- Built-In Media
- 2*20W Bookshelf Speakers, ATN-3600 stylus,counter weight, pitch,USB recording, Build in preamp, rca output, passive jacks, Dual Bluetooth:Bluetooth Input and Output, PU leather decorated with quality hardware
Connectivity
- Connectivity Technology
- Bluetooth
Appearance
- Style Name
- Vintage
- Color
- White
- Enclosure Material
- Wood,PU Leather,Metal
Frequently asked questions
- Does this record player have Bluetooth?
- Yes. It supports both Bluetooth input and output, so you can pair a phone to play audio or connect to external Bluetooth speakers or headphones.
- Can it record vinyl to a computer?
- Yes. You can connect it to your computer via the included PC cable and record the vinyl for playback.
- What speakers come with it?
- It includes 2*20W bookshelf speakers.
Customer reviews
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Record player sounds great
SEE THE END OF THIS REVIEW FOR SIMPLIFIED INSTRUCTIONS. This record player works well. I have a whole collection of records from my grandparents that I can bring to life! My kids have been enjoying vintage originals from Disney and it is such a joy. As someone who has never set up a record player before, I struggled with the instructions provided. Below you will find simplified instructions. SIMPLE RECORD PLAYER SETUP GUIDE (BEGINNER FRIENDLY) ⸻ 🧰 BEFORE YOU START Make sure you have: * Turntable (main unit) * Platter (the round metal disc) * Rubber belt (thin band) * Felt mat * Counterweight (small heavy piece for the tonearm) * Power cord * Speakers (or amplifier + speakers) * RCA cables (red/white) ⸻ 🔌 STEP 1: CONNECT POWER & SPEAKERS Power 1. Plug the power adapter into the back of the turntable. 2. Plug it into a wall outlet. Audio (IMPORTANT) Choose ONE option: Option A: Powered Speakers (easiest) * Plug RCA cables (red & white) from turntable → speakers Option B: Amplifier/Receiver * Plug RCA cables from turntable → amplifier input * Then speakers connect to amplifier 👉 Set switch to: * LINE = powered speakers * PHONO = amplifier with phono input ⸻ 🧱 STEP 2: INSTALL THE PLATTER & BELT 1. Place the platter onto the center spindle. 2. Flip platter slightly or look through holes: * You’ll see the motor pulley (small metal post). 3. Stretch the rubber belt: * Around the inner ring of the platter * Then hook it onto the motor pulley 4. Spin the platter by hand a few times to make sure: * Belt is straight * No twists 5. Place the felt mat on top. ⸻ ⚖️ STEP 3: SET UP THE TONEARM (VERY IMPORTANT) Attach Counterweight 1. Screw the counterweight onto the back of the tonearm. 2. Turn it until it feels secure (don’t force it). ⸻ Balance the Tonearm 1. Unlock the tonearm from its clip. 2. Hold it gently so it doesn’t swing. 3. Turn the counterweight: * Until the tonearm floats level (not up or down) 👉 This is the most important step. ⸻ Set Tracking Force 1. Once balanced, hold the weight still. 2. Turn ONLY the numbered dial to 0 3. Now turn the whole counterweight to: 👉 1.75 grams (or between 1.5–2.0 if unclear) ⸻ Set Anti-Skate * Set anti-skate dial to the same number: 👉 1.75 ⸻ 🎚️ STEP 4: SPEED SETTING Choose correct speed for your record: * 33 RPM → most albums (LPs) * 45 RPM → smaller records (singles) ⸻ ▶️ STEP 5: PLAY A RECORD 1. Place record on platter 2. Turn power ON 3. Select speed (33 or 45) 4. Lift tonearm using the lever 5. Move it over the record 6. Lower it gently 🎶 Music should start ⸻ 🔄 STEP 6: STOP PLAYING 1. Lift tonearm using lever 2. Move it back to the rest 3. Lock it in place 4. Turn power off ⸻ ⚠️ COMMON MISTAKES (IMPORTANT) * ❌ No sound → wrong LINE/PHONO setting * ❌ Skipping → tracking force not set correctly * ❌ No spinning → belt not connected to motor * ❌ Distorted sound → stylus dirty or worn ⸻ 🔁 STYLUS (NEEDLE) REPLACEMENT Replace after ~400 hours or if sound is bad. 1. Turn power OFF 2. Hold cartridge 3. Pull stylus forward and down 4. Push new one in until it clicks ⸻ 🚚 MOVING THE TURNTABLE Before moving: * Remove platter + mat * Secure tonearm * Protect stylus * Wrap everything separately ⸻ 🧼 BASIC CARE * Keep dust off records + stylus * Don’t touch needle * Keep turntable level * Avoid vibrations ⸻ ✅ QUICK CHECKLIST Before first play: ✔ Belt installed ✔ Platter spins freely ✔ Counterweight balanced ✔ Tracking force set (~1.75) ✔ Anti-skate matches ✔
SEE THE END OF THIS REVIEW FOR SIMPLIFIED INSTRUCTIONS. This record player works well. I have a whole collection of records from my grandparents that I can bring to life! My kids have been enjoying vintage originals from Disney and it is such a joy. As someone who has never set up a record player before, I struggled with the instructions provided. Below you will find simplified instructions. SIMPLE RECORD PLAYER SETUP GUIDE (BEGINNER FRIENDLY) ⸻ 🧰 BEFORE YOU START Make sure you have: * Turntable (main unit) * Platter (the round metal disc) * Rubber belt (thin band) * Felt mat * Counterweight (small heavy piece for the tonearm) * Power cord * Speakers (or amplifier + speakers) * RCA cables (red/white) ⸻ 🔌 STEP 1: CONNECT POWER & SPEAKERS Power 1. Plug the power adapter into the back of the turntable. 2. Plug it into a wall outlet. Audio (IMPORTANT) Choose ONE option: Option A: Powered Speakers (easiest) * Plug RCA cables (red & white) from turntable → speakers Option B: Amplifier/Receiver * Plug RCA cables from turntable → amplifier input * Then speakers connect to amplifier 👉 Set switch to: * LINE = powered speakers * PHONO = amplifier with phono input ⸻ 🧱 STEP 2: INSTALL THE PLATTER & BELT 1. Place the platter onto the center spindle. 2. Flip platter slightly or look through holes: * You’ll see the motor pulley (small metal post). 3. Stretch the rubber belt: * Around the inner ring of the platter * Then hook it onto the motor pulley 4. Spin the platter by hand a few times to make sure: * Belt is straight * No twists 5. Place the felt mat on top. ⸻ ⚖️ STEP 3: SET UP THE TONEARM (VERY IMPORTANT) Attach Counterweight 1. Screw the counterweight onto the back of the tonearm. 2. Turn it until it feels secure (don’t force it). ⸻ Balance the Tonearm 1. Unlock the tonearm from its clip. 2. Hold it gently so it doesn’t swing. 3. Turn the counterweight: * Until the tonearm floats level (not up or down) 👉 This is the most important step. ⸻ Set Tracking Force 1. Once balanced, hold the weight still. 2. Turn ONLY the numbered dial to 0 3. Now turn the whole counterweight to: 👉 1.75 grams (or between 1.5–2.0 if unclear) ⸻ Set Anti-Skate * Set anti-skate dial to the same number: 👉 1.75 ⸻ 🎚️ STEP 4: SPEED SETTING Choose correct speed for your record: * 33 RPM → most albums (LPs) * 45 RPM → smaller records (singles) ⸻ ▶️ STEP 5: PLAY A RECORD 1. Place record on platter 2. Turn power ON 3. Select speed (33 or 45) 4. Lift tonearm using the lever 5. Move it over the record 6. Lower it gently 🎶 Music should start ⸻ 🔄 STEP 6: STOP PLAYING 1. Lift tonearm using lever 2. Move it back to the rest 3. Lock it in place 4. Turn power off ⸻ ⚠️ COMMON MISTAKES (IMPORTANT) * ❌ No sound → wrong LINE/PHONO setting * ❌ Skipping → tracking force not set correctly * ❌ No spinning → belt not connected to motor * ❌ Distorted sound → stylus dirty or worn ⸻ 🔁 STYLUS (NEEDLE) REPLACEMENT Replace after ~400 hours or if sound is bad. 1. Turn power OFF 2. Hold cartridge 3. Pull stylus forward and down 4. Push new one in until it clicks ⸻ 🚚 MOVING THE TURNTABLE Before moving: * Remove platter + mat * Secure tonearm * Protect stylus * Wrap everything separately ⸻ 🧼 BASIC CARE * Keep dust off records + stylus * Don’t touch needle * Keep turntable level * Avoid vibrations ⸻ ✅ QUICK CHECKLIST Before first play: ✔ Belt installed ✔ Platter spins freely ✔ Counterweight balanced ✔ Tracking force set (~1.75) ✔ Anti-skate matches ✔
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Great sound and features
The turntable amplifier and Bluetooth receiver unit is nicely compact. The main unit measures about 6 inches tall, roughly 18 inches wide, and approximately 15 inches deep when the control knobs are included. It delivers very good sound, especially when paired with these efficient, low-power speakers. The unit looks sharp and compact enough that it would not seem out of place being used strictly as a turntable feeding a larger amplifier or transmitting audio via Bluetooth, which is a very cool and flexible feature that larger all-in-one units often lack. The included speakers sound great and have a compact, well-proportioned cabinet measuring roughly 6 1/4 inches wide, 10 inches tall, and about 5 3/4 inches deep. The main driver uses a sensitive paper cone that really shines with vinyl playback. Vocals and guitars come through with a natural warmth and clarity that feels very authentic. The primary driver is a 4 inch cone, although the overall frame measures closer to 4 1/2 inches. It is definitely larger than the typical 3 1/2 inch drivers found in many small bookshelf speakers. The tweeter is a 1 inch dome and blends well without sounding harsh or overly bright. On the rear is a bass reflex port with a 1 inch opening. The porting helps extend the low end and adds presence to the overall sound. I found that keeping the speakers about 10 inches from the rear wall produced the best bass response. The speaker cabinets appear to be unfilled internally, but the exterior leather-wrapped finish looks excellent. The textured surface hides minor dings and dust well, and the color has a nice flat appearance. I chose the white version, which is a clean ivory white that looks very sharp and gives it an upscale appearance. Many people enjoy vinyl for its classic sound, and the paper cone drivers contribute strongly to that warm, realistic character, especially at lower listening volumes. Power requirements are modest, yet the system still sounds full and engaging. With built-in Bluetooth included, this setup works well as a complete music system for the right space. The turntable itself uses a time-tested, reliable belt-drive design. It runs quietly and plays accurately. I enjoyed pulling out my old records and spending time with this turntable, as it brought back some great memories for the two weeks I have been using it. This system provides plenty of sound for a dorm room or an apartment-sized living room and delivers a satisfying balance of convenience and classic analog character.
The turntable amplifier and Bluetooth receiver unit is nicely compact. The main unit measures about 6 inches tall, roughly 18 inches wide, and approximately 15 inches deep when the control knobs are included. It delivers very good sound, especially when paired with these efficient, low-power speakers. The unit looks sharp and compact enough that it would not seem out of place being used strictly as a turntable feeding a larger amplifier or transmitting audio via Bluetooth, which is a very cool and flexible feature that larger all-in-one units often lack. The included speakers sound great and have a compact, well-proportioned cabinet measuring roughly 6 1/4 inches wide, 10 inches tall, and about 5 3/4 inches deep. The main driver uses a sensitive paper cone that really shines with vinyl playback. Vocals and guitars come through with a natural warmth and clarity that feels very authentic. The primary driver is a 4 inch cone, although the overall frame measures closer to 4 1/2 inches. It is definitely larger than the typical 3 1/2 inch drivers found in many small bookshelf speakers. The tweeter is a 1 inch dome and blends well without sounding harsh or overly bright. On the rear is a bass reflex port with a 1 inch opening. The porting helps extend the low end and adds presence to the overall sound. I found that keeping the speakers about 10 inches from the rear wall produced the best bass response. The speaker cabinets appear to be unfilled internally, but the exterior leather-wrapped finish looks excellent. The textured surface hides minor dings and dust well, and the color has a nice flat appearance. I chose the white version, which is a clean ivory white that looks very sharp and gives it an upscale appearance. Many people enjoy vinyl for its classic sound, and the paper cone drivers contribute strongly to that warm, realistic character, especially at lower listening volumes. Power requirements are modest, yet the system still sounds full and engaging. With built-in Bluetooth included, this setup works well as a complete music system for the right space. The turntable itself uses a time-tested, reliable belt-drive design. It runs quietly and plays accurately. I enjoyed pulling out my old records and spending time with this turntable, as it brought back some great memories for the two weeks I have been using it. This system provides plenty of sound for a dorm room or an apartment-sized living room and delivers a satisfying balance of convenience and classic analog character.
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Great sound
Got this one and one with internal speakers. This by far has much better quality sound with the outside speakers.
Got this one and one with internal speakers. This by far has much better quality sound with the outside speakers.
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great
An excellent player. Good sound. I am very pleased with the purchase.
An excellent player. Good sound. I am very pleased with the purchase.
