High-end vinyl playback in a single unit is made possible with the Andover-One E Manual Three-Speed Turntablefrom Andover Audio. Normally, an all-in-one solution for playing records sacrifices quality for convenience. To avoid this, Andover created IsoGroove technology and combined it with a bi-amplified Class-D amp and a specially designed 270° built-in speaker array. Add in a light-tracking Ortofon OM 5e cartridge, aluminum Pro-Ject tonearm, and other quality components, and the result is clear and rich vinyl sound from 33 1/3, 45, and 78 rpm records. Additional convenience features include support for Bluetooth streaming, a front headphone jack for private listening, and front display with analog control knob.

Plays 33 1/3, 45 & 78 rpm Vinyl Records    Manual Operation    Built-In 270° 170W Speaker Array    IsoGroove Technology Eliminates Feedback    Class-D Amp with Bi-Amplification    170W of Total Audio Output    Light-Tracking Ortofon OM 5e Cartridge    Rigid Aluminum Pro-Ject Tonearm    Bluetooth Streaming Support    Play Files or Rip Vinyl via USB

The major issue of combining a turntable with a high-quality speakers, such as the 270° room-filling array within the Andover-One E, is vibration. IsoGroove technology solves this by protecting the turntable from the resonance of the speakers, eliminating feedback. Going one step further, Andover Audio incorporates a Class D amplifier that's designed to remain cool during operation, while still managing to output 170W of audio power utilizing bi-amplification (two 55W woofers and two 30W tweeters).

Maintaining a consistent speed is essential, which is why the Andover-One E's belt-driven system utilizes a high-mass steel platter with an electrically stabilized AC-synchronous motor.

The built-in speaker array can be used to play more music and audio than just records. Stream your favorite playlists from a smartphone or tablet over Bluetooth. Connect wired components, such as a CD player, to the rear RCA, optical, and digital coaxial inputs. You can even play your library of digital files by plugging in an optional USB drive.

• Output for adding an optional subwoofer
• Rip vinyl audio to digital on a PC via USB
• Front knob controls volume, source, and mode

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do carry belts for this model for future replacements?

A: Unfortunately we do not carry the replacement 'Belts' for Dual Electronics Turntables. The best I can advise would be to reach out to the Manufacturer to provide a replacement.

Q: 2. What is the recommended stylus for playing 78s? (manufacturer, part number)

A: A conical or spherical stylus is required for playing 78 rpm vinyl records.

Q: 3. Is the battery replaceable once it stops holding a charge?

A: Yes the battery in the Audio-Technica Sound Burger is replaceable.

Q: 4. What is the country of origin?

A: The Dual Electronics CS 518 Manual Three-Speed Turntable is made in China.

Q: 5. Are the feet adjustable?

A: No

Q: 6. IS the turntable already assembled on delivery?

A: The Technics SL-1500C Manual Three-Speed Direct-Drive Turntable (Silver), BH # TESL1500C, is shipped partially disassembled to prevent damage during shipping.

Q: 7. How long is the RCA cord?

A: The RCA cable included with the Dual Electronics CS 329 is about 10 feet.

Q: 8. I am interested in this turntable to connect directly to my Edifier powered speakers. However, I saw the owner's manual online and it only provides connection instructions to an amplifier. How do connect it to speakers? Is the ground wire needed in this setup?

A: If using powered speaker with the Dual Electronics CS 429 Fully Automatic Three-Speed Turntable, you would connect with just RCA cable from the back of the turntable to the powered speakers.

Q: 9. Is this turntable compatible with US and EU voltages/frequencies?

A: The Pro-Ject Audio Systems Debut Carbon EVO Manual Three-Speed Turntable (Satin White), BH # PRDCRBETSWHT, includes a universal power supply with 3 exchangeable sockets adapters suitable for all countries. Select the correct adapter for your country and insert the adapter to the exchangeable part of the power supply. Connect the low voltage plug from the power supply to the socket (14) on the rear of the record player before connecting the power supply to the mains.

Q: 10. What is the torque on this turntable?

A: A torque specification is not published. The torque is not user adjustable as it might be with a direct-drive DJ turntable.