Crosley Voyager Turntable - Washed Blue




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The Crosley Voyager Turntable is ideal for music enthusiasts who appreciate the classic sound of vinyl and desire portability. Its key benefit is bringing the joy of records and modern Bluetooth streaming together in a lightweight, vintage-inspired design, making your music accessible wherever you are. While highly versatile, users seeking high-fidelity audio for critical listening may prefer to utilize its RCA outputs for connection to external speaker systems. This guide will help you understand its features, optimize its performance, and maintain your turntable for lasting enjoyment.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CR8017B-WB4 |
| Brand | Crosley |
The Crosley Voyager usually has a function switch or button to toggle between Phono (record playing) and Bluetooth modes. When in Bluetooth mode, the indicator light will typically be blue, signifying it's ready to pair with your device.
Yes, the turntable features RCA audio outputs on the back. You can connect these outputs to the 'Aux In' or 'Line In' jacks on your stereo receiver or powered speakers using standard RCA cables (not included).
The Crosley Voyager is a three-speed turntable, capable of playing 33 1/3 RPM LPs, 45 RPM singles, and 78 RPM records. Make sure to select the correct speed setting for the record you are playing and use the included 45 RPM adapter for singles.
Gently brush the stylus with a soft stylus cleaning brush, moving from the back of the stylus towards the front. Avoid using your fingers or harsh chemicals, as this can damage the delicate stylus.
No, the Crosley Voyager requires connection to an electrical outlet via its included power adapter for operation. Its lightweight and compact design make it easily transportable, but it is not battery-powered.
The adjustable pitch control allows you to fine-tune the rotational speed of the platter, either slightly speeding up or slowing down the record playback. This is useful for correcting minor speed inaccuracies or for personal preference.
Ensure the power adapter is securely plugged into both the turntable and a working wall outlet. Try a different outlet to rule out power source issues.
Check that the volume knob is turned up. If using external speakers, ensure they are powered on and the RCA cables are correctly connected to the correct input on your amplifier. For Bluetooth, ensure it's paired correctly and the volume on your streaming device is up.
Ensure the record is clean and free of dust. Check the stylus for any debris or damage; clean it carefully if needed. Make sure the correct speed (33 1/3, 45, or 78 RPM) is selected for the record you are playing. Ensure the turntable is on a stable, level surface to minimize vibrations.
Make sure the turntable is in Bluetooth receiving mode (usually indicated by a blue light). Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device and it's within range. Try turning both the turntable and your Bluetooth device off and on again, then attempt to re-pair.
Verify that the correct speed (33 1/3, 45, or 78 RPM) is selected for your record. If the speed is slightly off, use the adjustable pitch control to fine-tune it.