Electrohome Kingston 7-in-1 Vintage Vinyl Record Player Stereo System with 3-Speed Turntable, Bluetooth, AM/FM Radio, CD, Aux In, RCA/Headphone Out, Vinyl/CD to MP3 Recording & USB Playback - 2 PACK

The ultimate expression of our passion for music backed by 100 years of designing home audio products, the Electrohome 7-in-1 Record Player Stereo System is your gateway to your entire music collection. Marrying the retro charm of vintage vinyl record player consoles with the technology of today, the Kingston is the last music system you will ever need.

ANALOG TO DIGITAL - THE COMPANION TO YOUR ENTIRE MUSIC COLLECTION
Dive back into your, and your dad's record collection to revisit your favorite 45s, EPs and LPs to enjoy the warm sound of vinyl. Connect to your smartphone or tablet wirelessly via Bluetooth to enjoy your latest podcasts, Spotify playlists, or MP3 collection. Plug in a USB drive to play and record your classic albums. Still not enough music? The Kingston has you covered with AM/FM radio and CD player.

WARM ROOM-FILLING VINYL SOUND
Play beautifully warm room-filling audio with the EQ adjustment to savor your sounds just the way you remember them. Play any of your 7", 10" or 12" records at 3-speeds of 33, 45, or 78 RPM with the sapphire needle turntable for a natural pure analog sound.

RETRO INSPIRED HAND-CRAFTED TUNED WOOD CABINET
Adorn any room with the stunning vintage design and real wood finish that brings a retro flair to any space. Acoustically-tuned to sound as great as it looks.

PLAY AND PRESERVE WITH VINYL-TO-MP3 RECORDING
Digitize your precious vinyl records or CD collection to MP3 and preserve them for life with the touch of a button. Play back any MP3 file via the USB drive. Plug, play, and press record with no additional software needed - it's that easy!

Audio Excellence Since 1907
Settle into your audio sanctuary to get lost in what's important the music. Backed by over 100 years of manufacturing high fidelity audio products, Electrohome has been bringing people together to celebrate music since 1907. Pride in yesterday.