our Top 5 turntable and speaker Bundles
Vinyl - there’s nothing quite like it! Whether it’s the immersive sound quality, characterful pop and crackles or the detailed artwork, it’s easy to see why vinyl records remain so popular, and to listen to your great music collection with Turntable & Speaker Bundles is becoming ever-more popular
So whether you’re new to vinyl, coming back to the format from some time away or looking to upgrade your existing gear, this blog looks in-depth at our extensive range of turntable and speaker Bundles to find the best kit suited to your requirements and budgets.
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- Audio-Technica AT-LP60XBT & AudioEngine A1 - Great for Beginners
- Audio-Technica AT-LP60XUSB & Marshall Stanmore II - Also perfect for vinyl newbies
- Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB & Sonos Five - For true vinyl fans & record collectors
- Rega Planar 1 Plus & Sonos Five - The best for outright sound quality
If you’re an absolute beginner, that’s no problem at all. Our Beginner’s Guide to Turntables article gives you all the information that there is to know.
Audio-Technica AT-LP60XBT & AudioEngine A1
Great for Beginners
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For those starting out in the world of vinyl, one of our favourite combos is the Audio-Technica AT-LP60XBT fully automatic belt-drive turntable and AudioEngine A1 speakers. Simple to use and easy to live with, this package works great together and delivers excellent performance at such a low price point.
Despite their compact size, the AudioEngine A1s offer an immersive stereo soundstage thanks to a powerful amplifier housed in the left speaker, which drives a combination of silk dome tweeters and aramid fibre woofers.
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Meanwhile, the AT-LP60XBT’s automatic operation makes it an ideal choice for those wanting an effortless playback experience whilst proving handy for those new or hesitant about handling vinyl records. Plus, this turntable sports an internal phono preamp (a must for turntables to work correctly with active speakers).
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Pros & Cons of Audio-Technica AT-LP60XBT & AudioEngine A1 Bundle ✓ Fully Automatic Operation - Press start & the turntable will do the rest for you! ✓ Bluetooth Connectivity - Connect over Bluetooth - no messy cables in sight. ✓ True Stereo Sound - The A1's separate left & right speakers deliver true stereo sound. ✘ Limitations on Upgrading - Not ideal if you want to upgrade the cartridge over time. ✘ Not Ideal for Larger Rooms - More suited to smaller spaces due to their compact size. |
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Audio-Technica AT-LP60XUSB & Marshall Stanmore II
Also Great for Vinyl Newbies
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If you’re looking for a single speaker that looks great and packs a punch, then the Marshall Stanmore II will rock your world with its impressive sound generated by 2x 15w tweeters and a powerful 50w subwoofer.
Linking to the Audio-Technica AT-LP60XUSB with a provided audio cable, you’ll be able to enjoy your vinyl with a room-filling presence, whilst the Stanmore II can connect with your Bluetooth audio sources too. All cables require to connect are included.
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Pros & Cons of Audio-Technica AT-LP60XUSB & Marshall Stanmore II ✓ Marshall's Signature Sound & Design - Enjoy the Marshall Stanmore II's aesthetic & impressive sound performance. ✓ USB Connection - Convert your records into digital files. ✓ Simple, one-cable connection - No need to worry about multiple wires/cables. ✘ Not Connected Via Bluetooth - A wired connection reduces the flexibility of placement in your room. ✘ Not Ideal for Larger Rooms - More suited to smaller spaces due to their compact size. |
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Want all the automatic convenience of the LP60XUSB, but with the more outstanding performance and multiroom capabilities of Sonos? Then the Sonos Five is also available in another bundle with the AT-LP60XUSB.
Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB & Sonos Five
Ideal for vinyl fans and record collectors
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The Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB has been a firm favourite with vinyl lovers for well over a decade but has since been revised for better audio quality and reliability. Not only do its retro aesthetics look the part, but its engaging sound and handy features also make it a viable choice for vinyl fans, record collectors and sound purists alike.
Whilst its AT-VM95E cartridge traces every last detail from the grooves of your prised records, a built-in switchable phono preamp makes the AT-LP120XUSB compatible with most active speakers and stereo systems, including the mighty Sonos Five.
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The Sonos Five is the flagship music speaker in the Sonos range, and it delivers both studio-quality sound and superb multiroom capabilities when used with other Sonos products. The AT-LP120XUSB connects to the Five’s line-in port for truly room-filling sound for a fantastic Turntable and Speaker Bundle, but the Five also provides a world of digital audio streaming from your favourite music services and access to the Sonos S2 app on iOS, Android and desktop devices.
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Pros & Cons of Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB & Sonos Five Bundle ✓ Multiple Playback Speeds -The AT-LP120XUSB features 33 1/3, 45 and 75 RPM speeds with pitch control and a stroboscopic indicator for maintaining accurate playback speeds. ✓ Play & Preserve - Connect to the Sonos Five via line-in jack or connect to a PC or Mac to archive your previous record collection over USB. ✓ Access the Sonos ecosystem - Enjoy your vinyl records on any Sonos speakers in your ecosystem with WiFi streaming. ✘ No Automatic Playback - Fully manual turntable, meaning that you’ll need to lift and lower the tonearm onto the record at the start and finish. ✘ No Bluetooth - Both the Sonos Five and AT-LP120XUSB forgo Bluetooth, and so you’ll need to run a cable between the turntable and speaker (audio cable supplied). |
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Rega Planar 1 Plus & Sonos Five
The best for outright sound quality
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Updated for 2021, the timeless design of the Planar 1 Plus suits almost any decor scheme and is available in both matt white and matte black finishes. And being handmade right here in the UK, the Planar 1 series is built by vinyl lovers for vinyl lovers.
Meanwhile, revisions to the drive motor assembly ensure there are no fluctuations in playback speeds, whilst the internal preamp makes it suitable for use with almost any active speaker system, such as the Sonos Five in this case. And when coupled to the powerful yet detailed Sonos Five, the Planar 1 Plus delivers a superb performance that entertains even the most discerning listener.
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When sound quality matters most, and where clean aesthetics are essential, look no further than the Rega Planar 1 Plus and Sonos Five.
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Pros & Cons of Rega Planar 1 & Sonos Five Bundle ✓ 5 ★ Award-Winning Sound - The Rega Planar 1 Plus has received five stars from What HiFi? ✓ Classic Look with a Refreshed Design - For 2021 the Planar 1 Plus features an upgraded EBLT drive assembly, whilst a new choice of matt white and matt black finishes are available. ✓ Unrivalled Simplicity - All Rega turntables are easy to set up and simple to live with, enhanced further by the Sonos Five’s intuitive yet user-friendly Sonos S2 app. ✘ No Speed Selector Switch - Rega uses less circuitry, which may affect sound quality, so you’ll need to reposition the drive belt to change speeds. ✘ Wired Connection Only -Both the Rega Planar 1 Plus and Sonos Five must link over an audio cable (supplied) as Bluetooth is unavailable. |
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How To Play Vinyl on Sonos
| If you're unsure how to play vinyl on Sonos and would like to know more about our Turntable and Speaker Bundles, check out Lui's video where he shows you all that there is to know. |
To Conclude...
When it comes to finding your ideal turntable and speaker bundles, we’re sure you’ll agree that there’s plenty of choices to choose from. But if you would like to know more, why not check out our additional guides on enjoying and getting the most out of vinyl.
And remember, our friendly team will be on hand to offer further assistance if you would like to chat about your requirements and which bundle is ideal for your needs.
