In 2022, Dean and Joan make a comeback with a fresh look and features that fit the new generation's lifestyle. The key advantage of Dean & Joan, which will delight all music lovers, is its all - in - one nature. It's a combined turntable and speaker set that can play records and also function as a Bluetooth speaker.
Gadhouse has refined every little detail, enabling the Dean Turntable and Joan Bookshelf speakers to work together seamlessly and unleash their full potential, delivering the most exquisite sound. Dean is like the perfect companion for a cozy evening, bringing the best jazz records, craft beer, and a fine bottle of wine. You'll always find him with the lively Joan, who knows how to liven up any party. Together, they're the life of the room and will surely be the center of attention.
Features:
- Built - in Bluetooth 5.0 Input
- Integral Audio Technica Dual Moving Magnet Cartridge
- 3 - speed turntable with auto - stop function
- Bass and treble adjustment
- 50 - watt Joan Bookshelf speakers
- Built - in tone arm counterweight
- Built - in stereo phono pre - amplifier and line - out for headphones
- RCA stereo output
Specifications:
- MM cartridge: Audio - Technica ATN3600L
- Support speeds: 33 1/3, 45, 78
- Audio channel: 2.0 channel
- Controls: Volume, Bass knob, Treble knob
- Bluetooth: Version 5.0
- Speaker Power: 50Watt RMS (25W×2)
- Power Input: DC15V 3A
- Dean Turntable Dimensions: 40.8 × 31.8 × 18.8 cm
- Joan Speaker Dimensions: 16 × 18 × 24.2cm each
- Woofer Diameter: 10.16cm×2
- Tweeter Diameter: 2.54cm×2
Using your Gadhouse Dean Vinyl Turntable Stereo Sound System is easy. First, plug the power adapter into a DC 15V 3A power source. If you want to play records, just place the record on the turntable, set the correct speed (33 1/3, 45, or 78 RPM), and gently lower the tone arm. The auto - stop function will stop the turntable when the record is finished.
For Bluetooth connection, turn on the Bluetooth on your device and pair it with the system using Bluetooth 5.0. You can then play music wirelessly.
To adjust the sound, use the volume, bass, and treble knobs. You can also connect headphones to the line - out for private listening.
When it comes to maintenance, keep the turntable and speakers clean. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe them regularly. Avoid exposing the system to extreme temperatures or humidity. If you're not using it for a long time, unplug it from the power source. And always handle the records with care to prevent scratches.
