From the preamp, you’ll need a separate RCA cord to connect into your speaker system to get the music flowing. At just $250, no record player aside from the Orbit Basic turntable offers you the ...

In 1960, a much cheaper car record player offered as a Chrysler option came on the market: the RCA Victor auto "Victrola." It cost $51.75 ($410.47 today) and you could play your own 45s on it.

Instead of asking owners to invest in a new format with a limited selection of titles, RCA opted to use the already existing (and incredibly popular) 45-rpm seven-inch record in its in-car player ...

Crosley record players are an ideal starting point for ... Or if you prefer to go wired, there’s ports for RCA and old-school speaker wire connection too. Speakers and a pre-amp are included ...

While the record player has its own speakers designed on the bottom of the turntable base, there are also RCA connections for pairing with separate bookshelf speakers, which we highly recommend ...

so too has the demand for vintage record players. If you have an old-school record player sitting in your basement, you just might find that collectors are willing to pay top dollar for it.

It'll connect to your fancy stereo speakers via RCA. Hell ... to listen to your old tapes or play the new ones you're scooping at the record store, this is the player for you.

One of the largest old Baltimore record merchants ... that Glass stocked at his General Radio Record Shop. This metal sign from 1952 for the RCA Victor Records Radio Center was at Greenmount ...

In 1960, a much cheaper car record player offered as a Chrysler option came on the market: the RCA Victor auto "Victrola." It cost $51.75 ($410.47 today) and you could play your own 45s on it.