Victrola Turntable - Black

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The Victrola Hi-Res Onyx turntable is designed for audio enthusiasts seeking high-fidelity vinyl playback with modern connectivity. It offers the classic warmth of records alongside Bluetooth streaming for wireless convenience. A key consideration is its specialized Hi-Res Audio output, which requires compatible equipment for full benefit. This turntable features a belt-drive system, built-in switchable phono preamp, and comes with an Audio Technica AT-VM95E cartridge.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | VPT-1500-BLK |
| Brand | Victrola |
No, the Victrola Hi-Res Onyx features a built-in switchable phono preamplifier. You can connect it directly to any amplifier or powered speakers with standard RCA inputs. If you prefer to use your own external phono preamp, you can switch the turntable's internal preamp off.
The turntable supports Bluetooth connectivity with profiles including APTX, APTX-HD, and SBC, allowing for high-quality wireless audio streaming.
The turntable is equipped with a high-quality Audio Technica AT-VM95E cartridge, known for its excellent performance and versatility.
Yes, the turntable supports both 33 1/3 and 45 RPM record speeds, allowing you to play most standard vinyl records.
Hi-Res Audio refers to audio that has been sampled at a higher rate than standard CDs, resulting in greater detail and fidelity. To fully experience Hi-Res Audio from this turntable, you will need playback equipment (speakers, headphones, amplifier) that also supports Hi-Res Audio playback.
Yes, a dust cover is included with the turntable to protect it from dust and damage when not in use.
The turntable measures 430 mm in width, 361.9 mm in depth, and 115 mm in height.
Ensure the RCA cables are correctly connected to the amplifier and the turntable's line output. If using Bluetooth, confirm the device is paired and within range. Check that the built-in preamp is switched to the 'LINE' position if not using an external phono stage.
Ensure the turntable is in pairing mode. Turn off Bluetooth on other nearby devices to avoid interference. Keep the turntable and receiving device close together. Restart both devices and attempt pairing again.
Check that the stylus is clean and undamaged. Ensure the turntable is on a perfectly level surface. Verify the tonearm counterweight and anti-skate settings are correctly calibrated (refer to cartridge manual if needed).
Confirm the power adapter is securely connected. Check that the drive belt is properly seated on the motor pulley and platter. If the belt is damaged or overly loose, it may need replacement.
Ensure all audio cables are properly grounded. Try a different power outlet to rule out electrical interference. If the hum persists, it might be related to the phono stage or amplifier; consult their manuals.
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