VICTROLA Tempo Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers - Blue

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The Victrola Tempo Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers in Blue are designed for music enthusiasts seeking versatile, high-quality audio and seamless connectivity. They offer room-filling sound with deep bass and clear vocals, making them ideal for home entertainment. A key benefit is the expansive connectivity options, including Bluetooth, Auracast, RCA, AUX, Optical, and USB-C. One caveat is that the subwoofer output requires a separately purchased subwoofer for enhanced bass.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Series | Tempo |
| Model Part Number | VPS-400-BLU-INT |
| Brand | Victrola |
Connect your turntable's RCA output to the RCA input on the Victrola Tempo speakers. Ensure your turntable has a built-in phono preamp or that you are using an external one.
Yes, you can connect your TV using the Optical or RCA inputs for improved audio quality compared to built-in TV speakers.
Auracast is a technology that allows you to wirelessly stream audio to multiple compatible speakers simultaneously. You can broadcast audio from the Tempo speakers to other Auracast-enabled devices or receive broadcasts from other sources.
A subwoofer is not required for basic operation, but it is recommended if you desire deeper bass. The speakers will function independently without one. A subwoofer output is provided for optional connection.
Press the Bluetooth button on the front illuminated knob. The indicator light will flash, signaling it's ready to pair with your device.
The USB-C port can be used to connect computers, laptops, and compatible mobile devices for audio playback.
Yes, Victrola Tempo Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers are typically sold as a stereo pair.
Ensure speakers are powered on and connected to an audio source. Check that the correct input is selected using the front knob. Verify volume levels on both the speakers and the source device.
Make sure the speakers are in Bluetooth pairing mode. Turn off and on Bluetooth on your source device and try reconnecting. Move the source device closer to the speakers and away from potential interference.
Check if a subwoofer is connected and properly configured. Ensure the audio source volume is not excessively high, which can cause distortion. Verify that the bass filter setting is appropriate.
Confirm that all speakers are powered on and within range. Ensure all speakers are set to Auracast receiving or broadcasting mode as needed. Try re-pairing the speakers by turning them off and on again.
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