Heirloom One
Speakers, Bluetooth and a magnetic cartridge in one cabinet. The simplest way to play LPs well.
Every turntable here has its speakers inside the cabinet: plug it in, put a record on and play. No amplifier, no separate speakers, no extra cables. We only stock models with a proper platter and tonearm, so your records are played, not worn.
10 products
Your first proper turntable: records, speakers and Bluetooth in one cabinet
Filling the living room without a separate hi-fi system
Every record you own, including the 78s
Playing records in any room, or the garden
A small room, a desk or a first flat
Playing records away from a socket: garden room, conservatory, bedroom
A living room where it will be on show
A kitchen or bedroom where one box does records, radio and phone
The records you cannot replace: the top of the range
Stereo width in a living room, without a hi-fi rack
Not sure which one? Compare them side by side, or ask us.
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Three questions. We point you to one model and tell you why.
Our pick for you
Speakers, Bluetooth and a magnetic cartridge in one cabinet. The simplest way to play LPs well.
Four speakers tuned in a walnut cabinet. Fills a living room with nothing else to plug in.
Three speeds, so the shellac you inherited plays at the right speed. Stops itself at the end of the side.
Closes like a case and plays 7, 10 and 12-inch records anywhere, including 78s.
The top of the range: a moving-magnet cartridge, front-facing speakers and Bluetooth in a walnut cabinet. For records you cannot replace.
Twin speakers, Bluetooth and an eight-hour battery in a box with a lid. Goes where the light is.
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Every model is set up and played here before it goes in the range.
Your first proper turntable: records, speakers and Bluetooth in one cabinet
Filling the living room without a separate hi-fi system
Every record you own, including the 78s
Playing records in any room, or the garden
Guides
Unbox, fit the platter and belt, set the weight, plug in. Everything you need to know before the first record.
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Why 78s need a three-speed turntable, what a 78 stylus changes, and how to handle shellac.
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When one cabinet is the right answer, when it is not, and how to keep the option open.
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What actually wears vinyl out, the parts that matter, and how to tell a safe turntable from a risky one.
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Whoever answers has set up every turntable in the range.