The only turntable in the JBL consumer catalog, the Spinner BT is characteristic of the brand’s philosophy. Design and modern, it presents itself as a pragmatic and fairly affordable product.
Despite its affordable price, the JBL Spinner BT ticks almost all the boxes for a good turntable. Its construction is of good quality, its settings are sufficiently numerous, and its technical qualities have almost nothing to envy of more high-end references. Only its semi-automatic design could put off some users.
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Strong points
- Detailed sound without exaggeration.
- Scalable platinum rich in settings.
- Sober and serious design.
- Ease of use.
Weak points
- Quite bulky.
- Limited automation.
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Alternatively
Elegant and refined, the E1 Phono is a well-designed manual turntable. Without being the most complete or the best finished, it provides a sufficiently mature experience for the vinyl lover who does not want to break the bank. If it is not technically perfect, this model remains pleasant from a sound point of view.
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