Crosley Voyager Turntable - Grey

Bring analog music to the masses with the Crosley Voyager three-speed turntable. Its clean, vintag...

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The Crosley Voyager Turntable offers a convenient and stylish way for analog music enthusiasts to enjoy their vinyl collection or stream digital audio. Designed for ease of use and portability, it integrates built-in speakers and versatile connectivity options, making it ideal for casual listening at home or on the go. While its compact design and all-in-one features provide great convenience, dedicated audiophiles seeking advanced sound fidelity might consider external speaker upgrades for the best experience.

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Model Part NumberTT66532
BrandCrosley

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FAQs

Can I connect this turntable to my home stereo system?

Yes, the Crosley Voyager Turntable includes RCA outputs on the back, allowing you to connect it to an amplifier or powered speakers as part of your existing home stereo system for a more robust sound experience.

Does this turntable require special needles or cartridges?

The Crosley Voyager comes with a pre-installed, factory-set cartridge and stylus. While you can typically find replacement styli, the cartridge itself is generally not designed for user upgrades.

What is the 'Bluetooth Out' feature for?

The 'Bluetooth Out' feature allows the turntable to transmit the audio from your playing records wirelessly to external Bluetooth-enabled speakers or headphones. This gives you more flexibility in where you listen and can provide higher quality sound than the built-in speakers.

Is the Crosley Voyager portable, and can I use it with batteries?

The Crosley Voyager is designed to be lightweight and easy to move, making it 'portable' in the sense of being able to travel with it. However, it requires an AC power connection and does not operate on batteries.

How do I clean my records and the turntable?

For records, use a dedicated record brush to remove dust before each play. For the turntable's exterior, use a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Gently clean the stylus with a soft stylus brush, moving from back to front.

Can I adjust the weight or anti-skate of the tonearm?

The Crosley Voyager is designed for simplicity and ease of use, featuring a factory-set tonearm. There are no user-adjustable counterweight or anti-skate settings on this model.

Troubleshooting

No sound from built-in speakers or headphones.

Ensure the power adapter is securely connected and the turntable is turned on. Check if an external device is connected via RCA; if so, disconnect it unless you intend to use external speakers. Increase the volume knob on the turntable. If using headphones, ensure they are fully plugged into the headphone jack.

Record is playing too fast or too slow.

Verify that the speed selector switch is set to the correct RPM (33 1/3, 45, or 78) for the record you are playing. Use the `pitch control knob` to make fine adjustments to the playback speed.

Bluetooth device won't pair with the turntable (Input).

Ensure the turntable is in Bluetooth receiver mode. Go to your smartphone/tablet's Bluetooth settings, turn Bluetooth off and on again, then search for and select "Crosley Voyager". Make sure no other device is currently paired with the turntable.

Turntable won't connect to external Bluetooth speakers (Output).

Ensure your external Bluetooth speaker/headphone is in pairing mode and within range. Press and hold the `Bluetooth Out` button on the turntable until the indicator flashes, signifying it's searching for a device. If issues persist, try cycling power on both devices.

Sound is distorted or skipping.

Ensure the record is clean and free of dust or debris. Check the stylus for damage or dirt; clean it gently if needed. Make sure the turntable is on a stable, level surface to prevent vibrations. For skipping, ensure the tonearm is properly balanced (though this model has a fixed, factory-set tonearm, ensure no physical obstructions).

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Plays all three common record speeds (33 1/3, 45, 78 RPM)
  • Built-in stereo speakers for immediate, convenient listening
  • Versatile Bluetooth connectivity (input and output)
  • RCA output allows connection to external audio systems
  • Lightweight and portable design with vintage aesthetic
  • Headphone jack for private listening

Cons

  • Built-in speaker sound quality may not satisfy audiophiles
  • No explicit mention of a dust cover for record protection
  • Basic tonearm and cartridge setup, not user-upgradable
  • Power supply is AC, not battery-powered for truly wireless portability
  • Belt-drive system, while common, is not direct drive

Setup:

  1. Unboxing: Carefully remove the turntable from its packaging. Retain packaging for future transport or returns.
  2. Power Connection: Plug the included power adapter into the DC input port on the back of the turntable and then into a standard wall outlet.
  3. Basic Setup: Ensure the platter is seated correctly. Remove the stylus protective cover.
  4. External Connections (Optional): If using external speakers, connect an RCA cable from the `RCA Output` ports on the back of the turntable to the audio input of your amplifier or powered speakers. If using headphones, plug them into the `Headphone Jack`.

Compatibility:

  • Records: Compatible with 7-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch vinyl records at 33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM speeds.
  • Bluetooth Devices: Works with most Bluetooth-enabled smartphones, tablets, and external speakers/headphones for both input and output functionalities.
  • Audio Systems: Connects to any audio receiver or powered speakers with RCA audio input ports.

Care:

  • Cleaning Records: Use a specialized record brush before each play to remove dust and debris. Always handle records by their edges.
  • Stylus Care: Regularly inspect the stylus for dirt. Use a soft stylus brush, moving gently from back to front, to clean the needle. Replace the stylus periodically (e.g., every 500-1000 hours of play) to maintain sound quality and prevent record wear.
  • Turntable Cleaning: Wipe the turntable cabinet with a soft, dry, or slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
  • Storage: When not in use, keep the turntable covered (Info needed: Does not include dust cover, consider purchasing one separately) to prevent dust buildup. Store records upright in their sleeves to prevent warping.