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Lenco LS-55WA — A Wooden Turntable with Bluetooth and USB Encoding

The Lenco LS-55WA is a home turntable designed for vinyl enthusiasts who want modern connectivity alongside classic analog playback. Built around a belt-drive mechanism, this model supports 33, 45, and 78 RPM speeds for standard LPs, 7-inch singles, and older shellac records. The wooden cabinet houses an integrated amplifier with 2 x 5 W output and a passive radiator for enhanced bass. Bluetooth 4.2 streaming and USB MP3 encoding bridge traditional record playback with contemporary digital workflows.

What Sets This Model Apart

Unlike basic entry-level decks, this turntable includes a passive radiator for deeper bass without requiring a subwoofer. Direct USB-A encoding lets owners digitize their vinyl collection to MP3 files without a computer, preserving fragile records for portable listening. Bluetooth 4.2 with a 10-meter signal range streams audio from phones and tablets through the integrated amplifier and RCA-connected speakers.

Technical Specifications — Drive, Speeds, and Connectivity

The belt-drive system reduces motor noise transmission compared to direct-drive alternatives, delivering cleaner audio for home listening. Three speed options cover virtually any vinyl format, while the moving-magnet cartridge accepts standard replacement styluses.

• Drive Type: Belt drive — isolates motor vibration for lower rumble
• Playback Speeds: 33, 45, and 78 RPM — supports LPs, singles, and shellac records
• Cartridge: MM (Moving Magnet) — standard replaceable stylus with broad compatibility
• Bluetooth: Version 4.2, 10 m range — streams audio from portable devices
• USB Encoding: USB-A direct MP3 output — digitizes vinyl without a computer
• Output Power: 2 x 5 W RMS — drives external speakers via RCA output
• Auto-Stop: Yes — protects records and needle when playback ends

Who Should Choose This Turntable

This model is the right choice for first-time vinyl buyers and casual listeners who want an all-in-one deck with modern streaming and digitization features. Its three-speed belt-drive design suits collectors who own a mix of modern LPs and vintage 78 RPM shellac records. The USB encoding function appeals to owners who want to archive their collection digitally before records degrade further. At 435 x 370 x 145 mm and 4.47 kg, the wooden cabinet fits comfortably on a shelf or sideboard.