In an era where vinyl sales continue to surge and budget turntables flood the market, Majority’s Moto Bluetooth Record Player Turntable is making a compelling pitch: bring modern connectivity to the analog experience without breaking the bank.
The UK-based consumer electronics company has finally made the Moto turntable available in the United States, and at just $109.95, they’re positioning it in the sweet spot between affordable suitcase players and sleek audiophile equipment.
The unit’s headline feature is its seamless Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity, letting you beam your vinyl to wireless speakers or headphones. But what’s more intriguing is Majority’s decision to equip it with an Audio-Technica AT3600L cartridge, the same reliable workhorse found in turntables costing twice as much.
While budget turntables often cut corners on vibration control, the Moto includes some thoughtful engineering: a dampening platter and specialized feet to minimize unwanted resonance.
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These aren’t groundbreaking features, but they’re welcome additions at this price point and should help deliver cleaner playback of those precious records. Meanwhile, the built-in USB recording capability feels like a nod to the digital archivists among us, though the 2.0 channel output suggests this is aimed more at casual listeners than serious vinyl enthusiasts.
The included Majority-branded slipmat and precision tonearm round out a package that offers considerable value for vinyl newcomers or those looking to upgrade from entry-level players.
You can purchase Majority’s Moto Bluetooth Turntable on Amazon.
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