Best All-in-One Turntables

Best All In One Turntable – Find Your Perfect Mate

I have to admit these reviews turned out to be harder than I thought it would be. There is a huge niche in the music hardware market for people who love their vinyl records and hold on to them. Picking the best all in one turntable is a grueling task but someone had to do it.

The vinyl records fans are a small tribe but they are pretty dedicated to their hobby. Such music lovers are ready to pay money for a proper modern turntable that should have all the latest features together with quality sound and the authentic retro feel to it.

For every top-selling option, I checked the model year as well as the price point, versatility, and warranty policy. All of the units are good at something. There are options for when you need to turn your records into MP3 when you just want great sound or amazing design. Every reader will find a turntable for his home. Remember to leave your comments down below and share your own preferences with me.

Best All in One Turntable Reviews

Transform Vinyl into Digital: 1byone 471NA-0002

The manufacturer has definitely put in a lot of thought to make this one look as close to the old school vinyl records player as possible. You have the traditional dust cover and the sleek wooden panels look. The unit has been designed in 2016.

The price of $110 is pretty nice and humble. Meaning that this little beauty is pretty affordable. Use Bluetooth and Plug and Play for all your gadgets. This all in one turntable can be used with your PC, tablet, Apple and Android devices. The RCA switch is also available.

Plus you also have the built-in set of stereo speakers so you know everything is foreseen. It might be great if you are looking for an all-in-one device for your apartment. But it might also be a minus because when the manufacturer is trying to make a multipurpose unit the quality and durability might be lacking.

Teac LP-R550USB – Probably too Good to be True

You can now turn your vinyl disks, CDs, and favorite AM/FM radio shows into CD records or digital files. Plus you can also adjust the levels to make sure the recording is good. I loved that feature, makes this all in one record player one of my top picks even though it has been released back in 2011.

Teac gives you an opportunity to pick out a solid black or a walnut finish in order for you to pick what is best for your interior. This multipurpose turntable is also compatible with your Apple and other products through RCA, phones and USB inputs

The turntable has 3-speed options for you to play different types of recordings. A company trademark cue lever allows for super gentle handling. So you do not have to worry about your vinyl disks getting scratched.

Victrola Nostalgic: An Affordable Option

This multipurpose all in one media center does it all. I mean it, you can use it for your tape cassettes, CDs, AM/FM radio tuner, and 33 feet Bluetooth. Yes, it might sound too good to be true and I am not trying to give you an impression of it. The foreseen functions are numerous with all the pros and come that come with it.

The model has been released in 2017 and weighs around 17 pounds only. I would say that it can totally be the best all in one turntable for a humble user looking for something good yet affordable.

You can also use it with your headphones and Apple devices as it has all the jacks necessary. And you also get to have the built-in speakers. Not bad, right?

Hyped Up: Electrohome EANOS700

This multifunction turntable can boast of 4 fitted speakers for dimensional stereo sound. It can play music from your CDs, vinyl records, AM/FM radio, plus it has a 3.5 mm input for all your Android and Apple devices. The USB allows you to connect it with any hardware you have at home.

The cue needle is made out of ceramics so it will be very soft on your vinyl. That means you do not have to worry about scratches. The turntable plays all 3 vinyl records speeds as it is belt driven. So it can play your entire collection.

But beware, back in the day, the company would offer an extra warranty year for people giving them positive reviews. This might have added to the hype.

My Top Pick - Victrola V50-200

It’s one of the newer vinyl players being released only in 2016. The turntable plays all 3 vinyl records speeds, CDs, AM/FM radio. Plus it comes with a Bluetooth allowing you to stream your favorite music from up to 30 feet away. The USB digital encoding software allows you to save your retro vinyl as MP3 records. The headphone jack and 3.5 mm input are also available.

I like that V50-200 comes in three colors. You get to pick black, red or turquoise. There are many other colors available for the other Victrola models. I know it feels nice to have color options. With all the functions foreseen Victrola V50-200 could be your best all in one record player. But I am also a warranty and durability freak. My toys should last long, work well and have a good reliable warranty service.

Too Good to be True: Crosley CR704D-PA

The multipurpose turntable comes with the side-mounted cassette deck, AM/FM radio and CD player. Plus you have the standard USB and Bluetooth features common for all models. This player is good for music fans not for when you want to make media files etc.

The turntable can play all 3 vinyl speeds so you do not have to worry about your entire collection being compatible. This 2017 model also comes with built-in speakers. It does not have the encoded vinyl to MP3 software though.

The price point is very humble. Depending on what retailer you buy it from it will cost you anything between $120 to $150 for a brand new one. You might say that it is a newer model hence high ratings but I actually feel like the hardware and the decks in this one are pretty good and reliable.