The New Gadhouse Brad Retro MKII Is The Perfect Christmas Gift
The portable Brad Retro MKII Turntable I packed with features like USB-C charging, built-in 10W ... [+]GADHOUSE
Vinyl has rocketed in popularity, particularly with the Gen Z. If you are stuck for a Christmas gift ideal for the teen in your life then the Gadhouse portable Brad Retro MKII Turntable could be the answer.
Gadhouse is a brand know for blending retro aesthetics with accessible audio technology and that’s what you get with the release of the Brad Retro MKII Turntable, a reimagining of the company’s best-selling model.
Offering vintage charm with up-to-date convenience, the Brad Retro MKII looks stylish and is bound to appeal to young people.
The Brad Retro MKII has an updated motor and belt-drive system for a smooth and uninterrupted playback with reduced resonance and vibration. It also has USB-C charging, built-in 10W speakers, Bluetooth 5.3 and pitch control.
The portable Brad Retro MKII Turntable could be the answer to your Christmas gift idea woes.GADHOUSE
The Brad Retro MKII is fitted with a custom Gadhouse Ruby stylus and users can choose from 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM speeds, accommodating various types of vinyl or shellac with a simple switch.
The MKII also has improved isolation technology that minimizes external noise and preserves the warmth and richness of vinyl sound. There are a couple of RCA outputs for connecting the turntable to external speakers, enabling listeners to create their own sound system suitable for any environment. The MKII also has auto start/stop functions to reduce wear on the stylus and precious vinyl.
With landmark vinyl releases arriving in time for the holiday season, the Brad Retro MKII could be the ideal gift idea for younger family members.
Tech Specs:
Type: Belt drive.
Speed: 33⅓, 45, 78 RPM.
Bluetooth version Bluetooth V5.3.
Speakers Driver 0/70mm full range.
Sensitivity 83: 3 dB/m/W.
Speakers Dynamic full-range stereo speakers 5Wx2.
Power adapter: 5V/3A USB-C includes travel adapters for UK/AUS/U.S./E.U./Japan.
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Originally Published via Forbes
Author - Seth Berkman