Tocadiscos Lenco LBTA-165 Madera con conectividad Bluetooth

The Lenco LBTA-165 wood is a turntable designed for playing vinyl records with a wooden plinth and built-in Bluetooth connectivity for wireless audio streaming. The unit supports playback of standard vinyl speeds and offers both wireless and wired output options to integrate with Bluetooth speakers, headphones or existing hi‑fi systems. Its wooden finish is intended to blend with home interiors while providing a stable platform for record playback and digitisation tasks.

Advantages

The wooden plinth improves mechanical damping and contributes to reduced resonances compared with lightweight enclosures, while the integrated Bluetooth transmitter allows for cable-free connection to modern speakers and headphones. A wired analogue output remains available for direct connection to amplifiers or powered speakers, enabling use with traditional audio setups. The turntable supports straightforward connection for archiving vinyl to digital devices via compatible external recorders, and its controls are intended for easy everyday operation.

Suitable for

• Home listening in living rooms or studies
• Wireless streaming to Bluetooth speakers or headphones
• Integration with existing hi‑fi systems via wired output
• Digitising vinyl collections using external recording devices

Key specifications

• Plinth material: wood
• Playback formats: vinyl records at standard turntable speeds
• Wireless connectivity: Bluetooth transmitter for audio streaming
• Wired audio output: analogue line-level output for external amplifiers or powered speakers
• Controls: manual or semi-automatic operation suitable for record playback

How to use

Place the turntable on a stable, level surface away from strong vibrations. Connect powered speakers or an amplifier to the analogue output if you prefer wired playback, or pair the turntable with Bluetooth speakers or headphones by enabling pairing mode on the turntable and selecting it from the receiving device. Install a suitable phono cartridge and counterweight as required, set the tracking force and anti‑skate according to the cartridge manufacturer’s instructions, then place a record on the platter and start playback following the control panel markings. For digitising records, route the analogue output to a compatible recorder or computer audio interface and monitor levels to avoid clipping.

Recommendations

For best results, use a stable stand and avoid placing speakers or other vibration sources directly on the same surface. Regularly clean records and the stylus to minimise wear and preserve audio quality. When using Bluetooth, place the receiving device within typical Bluetooth range and ensure there are no large obstacles that could interfere with the signal.