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Fluance RT80 Classic High Fidelity Vinyl Turntable Record Player with Audio Technica AT91 Cartridge, Belt Drive, Built-in Preamp, Adjustable Counterweight, Solid Wood Plinth - Piano Black

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Features

  • PURE ANALOG LISTENING EXPERIENCE - Premium components allow this high fidelity belt driven turntable to recreate the performance the way the artist intended
  • HIGH PERFORMANCE CARTRIDGE - The Audio Technica AT91 featuring a diamond tipped stylus is designed to track your record grooves with greater precision & accuracy for high definition audio
  • SUPERIOR RECORD TRACKING - Enjoy perfect playback using the balanced aluminum S-Type tonearm ensuring the stylus is rested deep in your record's groove, producing every audio detail indistinguishable from the original recording
  • WOOD PLINTH - The beautiful cabinet is crafted from engineered (MDF) wood, incorporates isolation feet, an aluminum platter and a rubber platter mat which results in superior isolation from unwanted vibrations
  • CAPTIVATING SIGNAL CLARITY - Incorporating a high quality built-in Texas Instruments preamp, ground terminal and gold plated RCA line outputs that ensures warm, true sound

Brand: Fluance


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Special Feature: RT80 Turntable, Dust Cover, 2x Dust Cover Hinges, Headshell with Audio Technica AT91 Cartridge, Counterweight, Aluminum Platter, Rubber Belt, 45 Adapter, Felt Platter Mat, 3ft RCA Cable With Ground Wire, 5ft 100V - 240V (50/60Hz) AC Power Adapter, Quick Start Guide, Lifetime Customer Support, 2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty See more


Material: Wood


Item Weight: 9.9 Pounds


Style: classic


Color: Piano Black


Compatible Devices: Speaker


Motor Type: AC Motor


Power Consumption: 350 Watts


Product Dimensions: 13.75 x 16.5 x 5.5 inches


Item Weight: 9.9 pounds


Item model number: RT80


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: May 2, 2016


Manufacturer: Fluance


Country of Origin: Taiwan


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    • Staggering Value for Budding Audiophiles on a Budget
I've been looking at turntables for almost a year and couldn't make up my mind until Randy (Cheap Audio Man) on YouTube gushed on the Fluance line of turntables. What ultimately sold him is exactly what sold me. The removable headshell that allows easy needle swapping. Setup was simple, and because the price was so low, I was able to add some accessories like an acrylic, low static platter to replace the felt matt and small, reasonably priced, tube based phono preamp. I busted out my records and went crazy the night I hooked it up. The sound was clean, crisp and fairly forgiving of old vinyl. In other words, perfect for anyone with an old vinyl collection who can't afford the outrageous costs of good analog gear. Avoid those Bluetooth, USB bargain bin record players. They'll ruin your vinyl. Fluance should be commended for expanding past their speakers to provide young and old people on a budget to experience vinyl audio the way it should be, with rich, clean sound and simplified upgrade flexibility. The Fluance RT80 does have its own built in phono preamp, if you choose to use it, connect it to an AUX input on your receiver. If your receiver has its own phono input, you can hook it up there, just make sure, regardless of which preamp you're using, that you connect the ground wire or you can permanently damage your receiver. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2022 by bill c. woods
    • Best record player my parents ever owned.
I've got a bit of a story to tell about this record player, but for those needing a quick "is this any good?" the answer is "Oh yes, this record player is great." So my parents had been holding onto all these old vinyl records from the 60's, 70's, and 80's. Mostly Beatles and Elton John LPs, and a handful of other stuff, as well as a few 45s. Also, they had a little Sony stereo that had L/R channel RCA input, so all they were missing was a turntable. I spent some time (almost 6 months) searching for the best turntable in my price range (~$200 to ~$300) that had stereo RCA output, a clam shell cover, and multiple speed settings. I discovered a lot of trash, and learned to avoid Bluetooth, integrated speakers, portable record players, and other unnecessary gimmicks. However, removing those aforementioned gimmicks left me with record players as expensive as $1000 or more, so i cut out the need for multiple speeds and voila, Fluance RT80 Turntable appeared. Which, strangely, has 2 speed functions! I bought it and got it delivered just in time for Christmas. Now, I'm a 20-something, never even handled a vinyl record before. So when I did all the set up and breaking in, I had to learn a ton of stuff, and it was nice to connect to my parents with something they cared a lot about growing up. Then, the time came to unveil this thing, and was very surprised by my parents love of this machine. Remember, they grew up in the 60's, graduated highschool in 75, and went to college in the 80's. They really now record players, and the quality of sound blew them away. They remarked about the lack of static, lack of needle bump, the auto stop feature, and even the mere fact that they could hear it in crystal-clear stereo. It's being used for hours everyday with no problems, and the sound quality just gets better and better, as we try and listen to all these records that hadn't been played in decades. Now, to talk more about the turntable itself. Its not to heavy, easy to move around, but it has enough weight that it feels good. There is some assembly required, but the instructions walk you through it. Also, you need to "burn in" the record player for 24 hours before you really set it up, it helps get everything settled in from shipping. The turntable is glossy black, with a clear black-smoked plastic clam shell that covers the entire top of the machine. It has a built in amplifier, which can be turned off if need be. It has 2 speed setting, 33.5 and 45 rpm, an auto stop feature, and an anti-skate control. The tone arm needs to be balanced before use, and is a rather precision instrument. the drive is very quiet, and operation is very smooth. Everything from putting the tone-arm down to setting the speed is as easy as easy gets, and, just to reiterate, smooth. the only real "demerits" are that the supplied cord are rather short, the auto-stop doesn't always work, and that they only painted the top part of the metal plate the record sits on. All in all, at the time of this posting (2/2/2019) this turntable is an absolute joy, 10/10, would buy again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2019 by Detheagle666
    • Well Worth the Price
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Very easy to set up, with simple and straightforward assembly. Looks sleek and feels sturdy to the touch. Highly recommend for audiophiles on a budget. One thing of note, it NEEDS to be burned-in prior to playing your favorite vinyl. The manufacturer recommends a 24 hr burn-in period for the turntable to spin freely and this is a must. Tried to play a record after assembling the turntable and it sounded completely off and flat. 24 hrs of spinning later, and the sound quality was significantly improved. In my opinion, it puts out better and better sound quality with every hour it plays. Just something to keep in mind if you're replacing a well-loved turntable, it's going to take a little bit before it's properly broken in but it's well worth the wait. Overall very satisfied with this product! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2023 by Chelsea Chelsea
    • Easy setup, good for beginner.
I bought this to replace my vintage Technics SL-B270 that finally gave up the ghost. Set up was easy following the instructions. I paired it with my Pioneer SX-950. Sound is just OK. I didn't expect what I was getting with the Technics, but this could be better. Set up took less time than it took to get it out of the box. This is a good entry level player. May look into a higher quality stylis to see if it improves the sound. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2024 by SJ

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