Oakcastle TT200 Vinyl Record Player with Speakers | Bluetooth Turntable

An Excellent Gateway into the World of Vinyl. This an absolutely fantastic record player, especially for anyone looking to get their feet wet in the wonderful world of vinyl! My 14 year old granddaughter recently expressed interest in starting a vinyl collection, and after some research, we landed on this model. We could not be happier with the choice! Everything about this player makes it an incredibly suitable entry-point. Setting it up is simple and intuitive, which was a huge relief. The bundled speakers are a great value add, ensuring you have everything you need right out of the box to start listening. It's not intimidating or overly complex, which is crucial for someone just beginning their journey. The sound quality from the TT200 is truly impressive. It boasts surprisingly good sound that is clear and punchy, far better than you might expect for the price point. The pre installed AudioTechnica cartridge definitely makes a difference! Just as importantly, the turntable is remarkably stable. There's minimal vibration, ensuring that the needle tracks smoothly and doesn't skip, even with some less than perfect records. ​ This player handles both modern and vintage vinyl beautifully. We’ve happily spun a range of records, from brand new, heavy weight 180gm pressings to well loved original 1980s albums. The TT200 played all of them without any trouble, delivering a consistently enjoyable listening experience across the board. The 45RPM adaptor included is another thoughtful touch for playing smaller singles. My Conclusion: This is an ideal turntable for beginners. Simple, straightforward, and includes everything needed to get started (like the speakers. Clear, surprisingly good audio quality with excellent tracking stability. Handles modern and vintage vinyl with equal competence. The bundled speakers and included AudioTechnica cartridge make it a very attractive package for the price. Overall the OAKCASTLE TT200 is a truly great choice for anyone starting their vinyl journey. It's well built, user friendly, sounds great, and delivers fantastic value. If you're looking for an excellent record player that won't break the bank, this is a great option! Highly recommended!

Great looking player, I've only played a couple of new vinyls and one from the eighties, it played fine on the new ones, it did jump a couple of times and get stuck once on the old one but it did manage to unstick itself, I tried one old single and it played fine but the auto stop stopped before the end but you can turn that off. Short cables on the speakers so be aware. Records do wobble so be aware of that also. Speakers sound okay, better on the quieter records. I'm used to having a player plugged into a mini stereo with the speakers to that so obviously that sounded better. Seems pretty sturdy overall. It was very easy to set up which was a big plus. I'm pleased with it so far, haven't had it long enough to see it stands the test of time.

Ok, so this is my first impression of this bit if kit and the rating takes into account it's ridiculously low price for the high quality you get here (bit of a spoiler alert). It was easy to set up right out of the box. No platter to set up, no counterweight to mount and set up, the tone arm is already in place and the cartridge is on place. All I had to do was connect the power, connect the speakers (they are built in RCA connectors) and connect my phone by Bluetooth (the Bluetooth thing took literally 10 secs). Very very easy set up. The sound quality. Now, I'm a bit of an audiophile and so I have listened to vinyl and CD through hifi separates for years. So I didn't expect a great deal here but the reviews were good. I bought it as a gift for my stepson his wanted one for ages, for his new digs at Uni. I've set it up this morning and tested it for him and it's really surprisingly good! Decent, punchy bass from the speakers. They're pretty well balanced and a practical size. The speakers have rubber feet on each corner to stop them vibrating off your shelves in use. It uses an Audio Technica cartridge which have been around since the early 1960s, are a Japanese brand and I use one myself on my own Audio Technica turntable. They're cheap for stylus replacement if it breaks (common with newbs which my lad is). The old stylus slides off and the new slides on in seconds. Easy. The platter is like 45 rpm single size but I've tested it with 12" size albums and it's fine with no wobbles or undulating. I don't like felt mats so if there is a rubber one out there I'll probably get one of those for him. I think they generate more static (even ones that say they don't) and they don't grip the underside of the record as well as a rubber one. The sound quality with both old vinyl presses from the 80s and new stuff from this last decade are all spot on. I'm not going to record a video of it because anyone that knows, knows that you need to hear any hifi kit with your own ears to determine it's quality. It's a solid made, well executed piece of kit. Bluetooth. Now, I listen to HD and High Res audio from Amazon which I pay for through wired earbuds and it's really very good and sounds nearer to vinyl than standard MP3 files. Having listened to a few bits from TOTO, Thompson Twins and also some more modern dance tracks it performs very well. It's not going to shake the floor but it's really good for its size, claimed power output and the speaker size. It's suitable for a small room, such as what my son is in at uni. I'm very impressed for the money. It's easy to switch between the record player and Bluetooth with a two way switch on the deck itself. It's three speed, 33, 45 and 78, again, all selectable with a three position, positive feelings switch on the deck next to the tone arm. He's new to vinyl so it needs to be straight forward to use or he won't use it and it definitely is super easy to use and no faff. I have given five starts in mind of the price Vs quality of everything. I would think this is very hard to beat. It comes with a 3 years warranty which shows the company owners have confidence in their product. Oakcastle is part of the Majority brand, a UK company and as far as I know, UK designed system. No doubt made in China like most things but I think most people realise that's not an issue anymore and hasn't been for a long time now. It's a no brainer this and my son is very pleased with it so far.

Can't really fault this low cost player. It looks good, it sounds good and it is loud enough to fill the room. I tried it with a few of my old 1980's records and it played them with no issues. Sound quality is really good. It's obviously not going to compete with expensive setups but the overall balance and tone was excellent. Setup was extremely easy plug in the power, plug in the speakers and you're good to go. The player supports 33, 45 & 78 and even comes with a 45rpm adapter for those records with a large hole. It also has a 3.5mm headphones socket and bluetooth. This is a perfect package for those that just want to quickly play some of their old records without spending a small fortune.

Bought this product and found it great value for money. Sound quality is crisp and it’s easy to use. Only minor drawback is that the speaker cables are rather short. All in all, would strongly recommend.

Bought this for an early Christmas present for my parents and just WOW we was blown away by the absolute quality. The speakers sound absolutely fantastic and it looks so retro but Morden to. Not that you really need any instructions to put it together as it’s so easy. And the Bluetooth easy as pie to use would really recommend

I bought a previews cheaper player on amazon around £40 was great but it blew for some reason not sure why, so i upgraded to this absolute beast it is. Really happy with the sound quality highly recommend for the price.

Wow! We'd been using a turntable with built in speakers, which wasn't great. But, this is amazing for the money. Quick to set up, perfect size and looks fab. The bass is great. The volume on the video was only halfway. Bluetooth works perfectly too. I'd definitely recommend this for the price. 5 stars! The vinyl is going to be on a lot. The only downside was Amazon and the pick up shop. The label was put on the underside of the box, so I was worried about it being damaged, but thankfully it seems ok.