JBL Spinner BT
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Overall ratingGood78/100
Good77/100
- Unmistakable design
- Sound-neutral, stable Bluetooth transmission with aptX HD
- Automatic limit switch-off
- Tonearm bearing has play
- Sounds quite dark and lacking in detail with a standard pickup
The above comparison with Pro-Ject and Rega is a little unfair. Because the sparring partners are purist turntables with an absolute minimum of features. While the JBL scores points with a limit switch, integrated preamp and an excellent Bluetooth transmitter. If you value these features and can use them sensibly, you can forgive the Spinner BT for missing out on some sound potential...
Good79/100
- Pleasant sound
- built-in preamplifier
- Bluetooth
- Tonearm with some bearing play
- Bluetooth button difficult to access
Does the JBL Spinner BT live up to its big name? For the price, it is certainly a very attractive turntable. Those looking for the best analogue sound for their money will still end up with other players. For example, the Rega P2, which is hardly more expensive but clearly superior in terms of sound...
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- Pleasant, balanced sound
- Clean Bluetooth transmission
- Outstanding price-performance ratio
- Power switch on the back
With the Spinner BT Bluetooth turntable, JBL has made a sensible and, above all, high-quality addition to its portfolio. Overall, the device offers more than you would expect given the price. The features are great, the handling is uncomplicated and the sound is good.