Lenco has used IFA 2024 to harbinger a threesome of new belt - driven turntables .
First up there ’s the vintage - looking Lenco LBTA165 , which have fully robotic surgical operation with motorcar - return and auto - start . It also packs a pre - fitted Audio Technica AT3600L Moving Magnet pickup , switchable pre - amp , a removable detritus - cover , and Bluetooth capableness .
you could specify the Lenco LBTA165 in a Black Wood or Wood finish , and it ’s usable from October for £ 199 / € 219 .
Next up is the Lenco LBT-215BK , another belt drive turntable with a an Audio Technica AT - VM95E Moving Magnet Cartridge with a metallic element phonograph record , tonearm , and in full - adjustable counterpoise . It also supplies a USB port so you may easy convert your vinyl collection to a digital data format .
The Lenco LBT-215BK is also available in October , in shining blackamoor , at a cost of £ 299 / € 329 .
at last we have the Lenco L-455BK , our third bash drive turntable with a fancy minimalist brushed aluminum frame and an award - winning Ortofon 2 M Red Moving Magnet cartridge . Like the LBT-215BK it feature a USB turnout for vinyl - to - digital conversion , while its also boasts automatic rotation speed checking and fudge factor . A built - in switchable phono level offer you flexibility with the ease of your Hi - Fi setup .
As with the eternal sleep of the range , the Lenco L-455BK turntable is available from October , priced at £ 449 / € 499
Lenco is astoried brandin audio equipment circles , tracing its ancestry back to Switzerland in 1946 . The brand has shift manpower several time since the original company declare bankruptcy in 1977 , and is currently owned by Dutch company Commaxx International .
We ’ve brush up a few Lenco mathematical product over the years , most latterly the feature - packedLenco L-3810turntable that provided “ a punchy and upfront take heed ” alongside the power to rip your vinyl radical to a digital Indian file for portable listening .
