Where the Victrola Liberty fits your listening
- Amazon price
- $119.99
- Customer rating
- 4.3
- Customer reviews
- 1159
- Typical price over 90 days
- $159.35
- Difference
- $39.36 (25 percent)
The Victrola Liberty is a 5-in-1 record player for someone who wants records, FM radio, USB playback and Bluetooth all in one piece of furniture. It plays 33 1/3, 45 and 78 rpm vinyl, so your LPs, singles and older shellac discs are covered.
We recommend this for a living room, bedroom or office where you want music without stacking separates. The built-in speakers and controls mean you can drop a record on and listen.
How you connect and control the Liberty
The Liberty includes a volume knob, input buttons and an AM/FM tuner with auto-scan. You can send Bluetooth out to a wireless speaker or headphones, play files from a USB drive and record vinyl to MP3 on that drive.
There are also RCA line outputs for hooking up a separate home system and an auxiliary headphone jack for private listening. Before buying, decide which of those paths you'll actually use, because the internal speakers are the simplest option and the RCA jacks are the upgrade path if you already own an amp or powered speakers.
Is the Liberty right for your room
This is a tabletop or stand player, so it suits a spot where you don't mind a 102.45-unit footprint and a farmhouse oatmeal finish. The belt-driven platter and three speeds make it a reasonable first turntable for a beginner or someone returning to vinyl.
We'd consider it at $119.99 because that's below the typical price of $159.35 over the last 90 days. If you need a moving-magnet cartridge upgrade path or a fully manual audiophile deck, this isn't the right pick.
At $119.99 it undercuts the typical $159.35 price over the last 90 days.
Skip it if you want a manual deck or a cartridge upgrade path.
Spec sheet
| Model | VTA-75-FOT |
|---|---|
| Color | Farmhouse Oatmeal |
| Size | 102.45 |
