- Drive system Belt-driven turntable with a DC servo motor
- Playback speeds 33⅓ RPM and 45 RPM
- Tonearm S-shaped tonearm with adjustable counterweight and auto-return function
- Cartridge Moving-magnet (MM) cartridge
- Platter Die-cast aluminum platter
- Plinth finish Solid wood plinth in piano black
- Wireless connectivity Bluetooth audio connection
- Audio connections AUX input and headphone compatibility
- Speaker Built-in speaker
- Dust protection Removable dust cover
- Record formats Compatible with 7-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch vinyl records
The CrosAudio Classic Vinyl Record Player is for anyone who thinks a good evening needs three things: a favorite record, a comfortable chair, and absolutely no reason to check the phone. Finished in piano black with a handsome wood plinth, it looks at home beside a well-loved bookshelf—or in the middle of the room, quietly suggesting that everyone should sit down and listen for a while.
Drop the needle, and the mood changes. A familiar song gets its own little spotlight: the singer sounds closer, the pauses feel intentional, and even the room seems to know when not to interrupt. This belt-driven turntable is made for the pleasure of putting on a record and letting an album unfold, side by side, rather than treating music like background wallpaper.
Its gently curved S-shaped tonearm and automatic return make the listening ritual refreshingly low-drama. When a record reaches its last groove, the arm returns to rest instead of carrying on into a dramatic monologue of clicks. Beginners can get comfortable without turning setup into a weekend project, while seasoned vinyl fans can appreciate a player designed to treat their collection with care.
The CrosAudio turntable welcomes the records you already love, from compact singles to full-size albums, and makes it easy to bring music into the room in more than one way. Bluetooth connectivity lets you pair with compatible speakers or headphones, while the built-in speaker is ready for casual listening. An AUX input adds another handy option, because good music has never been especially fussy about how it gets invited in.
A removable dust cover helps keep the player and your vinyl looking their best, while the clean retro styling strikes a pleasing balance between nostalgic and ready-for-today. It has the sort of presence that inspires guests to ask, “What are we listening to?”—which is a much better conversation starter than discussing the weather for the fifth time.
At $161.77, this classic vinyl record player makes an appealing choice for anyone building a first record setup, refreshing a listening corner, or looking for a gift with a little more personality than another candle. It’s a thoughtful pick for the friend who owns a crate of records, the family member who still sings every word of an old favorite, or the curious newcomer ready to discover why choosing an album can be half the fun.
Whether you’re spinning a treasured old favorite or giving a new find its first play, the CrosAudio LP-45 brings a relaxed, welcoming feel to everyday listening. Put on a record, let the room settle, and enjoy the rare luxury of hearing one song all the way through without someone asking you to skip it.
Pros
- At $161.77, this piano-black vinyl record player offers an attractive blend of classic styling and modern convenience for a home listening setup.
- The substantial platter and adjustable tonearm can help deliver steady playback and make it easier to fine-tune record tracking.
- Bluetooth streaming and a built-in speaker provide a simple way to enjoy records without assembling a separate audio system.
- Automatic tonearm return adds everyday convenience and helps prevent the stylus from continuing to run in the record’s lead-out groove.
Cons
- The built-in speaker is convenient, but listeners seeking fuller bass and a wider soundstage may prefer dedicated external speakers.
- Bluetooth playback may not satisfy listeners who want the most detailed, uncompressed sound from their vinyl collection.
- With no 78 RPM setting listed, the turntable may not suit collectors of shellac records or other 78 RPM releases.
- The belt-drive design prioritizes simpler home listening over the quick start and stopping power some DJs prefer.




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