
Lenco LBTA-165: Affordable (£199/$249/€219), fully automatic turntable with Bluetooth and Audio Technica AT3600L cartridge.
Lenco LBT-215BK: Mid-range (£299/$359/€329) turntable with USB for vinyl digitization and Audio Technica AT-VM95E cartridge.
Lenco LS-570WA: Premium (£389/$469/€389) all-in-one turntable with integrated 80W speaker system and Bluetooth 5.0.
So, Lenco just dropped some exciting news that's got us vinyl enthusiasts buzzing. They've announced three new turntables set to hit the market: the LBTA-165, LBT-215BK, and the LS-570WA. Let's dive into what these decks bring to the table.
First up is the Lenco LBTA-165. Priced at a wallet-friendly £199/$249/€219, this fully automatic, belt-driven turntable is perfect for those just getting into vinyl or anyone who appreciates ease of use. With features like auto-return and auto-start, you won't have to worry about any mishaps with your needle. It comes pre-fitted with the —a solid choice for reliable playback. Plus, it has a switchable pre-amplifier and Bluetooth transmission, so connecting to your wireless headphones or speakers is a breeze. Available in sleek Black Wood or classic Wood finish, it spins at both 33⅓ and 45 RPM.
Next in line is the Lenco LBT-215BK, priced at £299/$359/€329. This belt-drive turntable steps things up a notch with the Audio Technica AT-VM95E Moving Magnet Cartridge, known for its excellent sound reproduction. It boasts a metal platter and tonearm, along with a fully adjustable counterweight, allowing for precise tracking and minimal wear on your records. Like its sibling, it offers Bluetooth connectivity, but it also features a USB port. This means you can easily digitize your vinyl collection—just hook it up to your PC or Mac and let your preferred recording software handle the rest. Finished in a glossy black, it's a stylish addition to any setup.
Last but definitely not least, the Lenco LS-570WA is aimed at those who want an all-in-one solution without compromising on sound quality. Priced at £389/$469/€389, this turntable doesn't just play records—it comes with an integrated four-speaker system delivering a hefty 80 watts of power. That's 70 watts RMS, for those keeping score. With Bluetooth 5.0 reception, you can stream music from your devices when you're not spinning vinyl. It features a belt drive system, a Moving Magnetic Cartridge, and start/stop control buttons for easy operation. The built-in pre-amplifier with an on/off switch offers flexibility if you decide to connect external audio systems down the line. Supported by four sturdy wooden legs, setting it up is as simple as attaching the legs and you're good to go.
All three models offer the convenience of modern features like Bluetooth while staying true to the analog roots that we love. Whether you're new to vinyl or looking to upgrade your current setup without breaking the bank, Lenco's new lineup seems to have something for everyone. They're slated to be available from January 6th in the UK and from April in the US.
It's always exciting to see companies investing in turntables that make vinyl accessible and enjoyable. We can't wait to see how these perform in the real world.

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