Floating Record Vertical Turntable

Remember the awesome Bluetooth Gramophone? now the same guys being the revolutionary project are back again with the Floating Record, a spectacular high-performance vertical record player with built-in, dynamic, full-range stereo speakers! Assembled by hand in Chicago, the innovative piece of technology is a all-in-one solution that showcases the record vertically producing the illusion that it’s floating. It features an Audio-Technica AT95E cartridge mounted on a fully-adjustable carbon fiber tone arm, and lets you easily switch between 33s and 45s. Go ahead, show off your prized vinyl collection. watch the video

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