Teac TN-280BT 2-speed Belt-drive turntable, with Bluetooth, Phono equalizer, Outputs for Phono, Line and Bluetooth, Aluminum die-cast platter, anti-skating mechanism. Walnut

A tip on Bluetooth. deactivate every other Bluetooth enabled gadget. Your speaker might prefer those to the turntable. that being done, all should connect ok.Where do I start.. OK, s it plays records fairly well. Wow and flutter is audible on really slow, low jazz and classical tracks. I don't think it should ever be audible. I have written to Teac to see if there are any adjustments I can make to reduce this.It is a nice looking piece of equipment, quite light in terms of weight.The controls are nice and solid.The set up is problematic. If you follow the instructions to the letter you will never be able to play a track. The counterweight does not lock into position and so the fine adjustment is of no use. The antiskate is course and is effectively either on or off. Also there are two sets of instructions depending on the version of the turntable purchased but the number and information provided does not indicate which version has been purchased.and then the Bluetooth.The fact that I only use Bluetooth and I leave the turntable on standby should mean I shouldn't need to pair with my sound bar every time I use the turntable but it seems I have to. That is frustrating

This is absolutely class. Pure quality and sounds beautiful. I love it!