Victrola VTA-78 Eastwood Walnut Skaņuplašu atskaņotājs

Belt-Drive Turntable with Moving Magnet Cartridge and Bluetooth Streaming

The Victrola VTA-78-WLN-INT Eastwood LP Walnut is a full-size belt-drive turntable for vinyl enthusiasts who want wireless convenience paired with proper analog playback. A 12-inch platter and Audio-Technica AT-3600LA moving magnet cartridge deliver cleaner detail than the ceramic pickups in entry-level all-in-one players. Three speeds (33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM) handle new pressings to vintage shellac on one deck. Bluetooth streams vinyl wirelessly to any compatible speaker, with RCA and 3.5 mm jacks for wired setups.

What Sets the Eastwood LP Apart in Its Class

Pairing a true moving magnet cartridge with Vinyl Stream Bluetooth output is rare at this price point. The chassis uses an anti-vibration enclosure with a passive bass radiator to minimize vibration transfer from motor to stylus. A removable dust cover protects the platter, and the illuminated central knob keeps operation simple in low light.

Key Specifications at a Glance

Confirmed specs from the manufacturer and retailer listings for this model.

• Drive Type: Belt Drive — motor vibration stays isolated from the stylus for cleaner playback
• Speeds: 33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM — covers modern LPs, singles, and vintage shellac on one deck
• Cartridge: Audio-Technica AT-3600LA moving magnet — clearer highs and richer mids than ceramic alternatives
• Bluetooth: Yes (Vinyl Stream output, Bluetooth 5.1) — streams vinyl wirelessly to external speakers or headphones
• Outputs: RCA and 3.5 mm headphone jack — supports traditional wired connections
• The unit measures 38 × 35.2 × 14.7 cm, providing a full-size footprint that fits on shelves and sideboards.
• Weight: 4.4 kg
• Housing: MDF with walnut finish

Who Should Choose the Eastwood LP Walnut

The Eastwood LP Walnut suits vinyl newcomers and casual collectors who want one deck for every record in their collection. Bluetooth streaming lets apartment dwellers send audio across the room to a wireless speaker, while moving magnet cartridge fans enjoy warmer detail than entry-level ceramic pickups. The walnut finish appeals to buyers who want their turntable to complement a styled interior rather than dominate it.

Victrola — Over a Century of Turntable Heritage

The company brings more than 115 years of audio heritage to the Eastwood LP, fusing classic phonograph tradition with wireless technology. Modern turntables now feature Bluetooth streaming and moving magnet cartridges to meet contemporary expectations while honoring mid-century hi-fi design. The Eastwood LP continues that lineage as the first full-size deck in the series.