LBT-345WA
Description
Lenco introduces the LBT-345WA, a high-end Bluetooth player from the Lenco Expertise line with an exclusive walnut color. The design of the player exudes elegance and style, and warm colors add a touch of sophistication to the overall aesthetics. As a result, the belt-driven LBT-345WA not only guarantees exquisite and detailed sound reproduction, but also brings visual pleasure to any stylish interior. The turntable features the award-winning Ortofon 2M Red cartridge, designed for true enthusiasts. What makes the LBT-345WA even more exclusive is the addition of a chrome plated record stabilizer, as well as other features such as a metal turntable platter, carbon fiber tonearm with counterweight, and a start-stop function.
Bluetooth® 5.2 connection
Not only does the LBT-345WA resurrect the classic tones and sound quality of the past, but it also seamlessly connects to the modern audio world. Enjoy the freedom of wirelessly connecting to your favorite Bluetooth speaker or headphones, streaming your favorite tracks with ease. Bluetooth 5.2 ensures a fast and stable connection, allowing you to enjoy the rich sound of vinyl with unparalleled quality.
Belt-driven turntable
The LBT-345WA offers the flexibility of two speed settings: 33 rpm and 45 rpm. Thanks to its reliable belt drive, a technology known for its smoothness and low vibration, the turntable delivers clear and accurate playback of your treasured recordings.
Ortofon 2M red cartridge
This turntable has earned its place in Lenco's Expertise lineup for a number of reasons. One of them is the 2M Red cartridge, from Ortofon, a pioneer in audio technology. 2M Red delivers open, dynamic sound with subtle warmth. Combined with a carbon fiber tonearm with a counterweight and anti-slip feature, the 2M Red cartridge really shines. The lightness and rigidity of the arm minimize vibrations, revealing every subtle detail of your favorite record.
Chrome plated record stabilizer
The LBT-345WA comes with a Lenco TTA-076SI chrome plated stabilizer, also known as a tracking weight, which can be placed in the center of the turntable's record. The stabilizer lightly presses the record down, ensuring that it is in even contact with the turntable. This reduces any vibrations by holding the record securely in place, resulting in a more stable spin. More stable rotation, in turn, contributes to accurate and balanced sound reproduction.
