House of Marley's wireless turntable is for music lovers who want an eco-friendly modern design matching the warmth of vinyl playback.

Over the last few years, the resurgence of vinyl collecting has also brought with it the return of affordable and solidly built turntables, vinyl playback gear treading that important ground of mid-tier priced and user-friendly solutions for the enthusiast. While dedicated and aspiring audiophiles will invest in discreet componentry, there is also a market for people seeking simplicity paired with good design ? a turntable that just works, and works preferably with existing wired or wireless speakers. House of Marley’s latest turntable is such a solution.

Taking its name from the 1967 Bob Marley and the Wailers song of the same name, the House of Marley Stir It Up wireless turntable is aimed at the music lover looking to get into vinyl collecting minus the worries of purchasing extra componentry, a plug-and-play belt drive solution that can be used minus the plug altogether via Bluetooth speaker or headphone connectivity (there’s also the option to connect via RCA output if you prefer to stay wired). Anti-skate control and the auto start/stop controls apply a small outward force to the tonearm, counteracting the tendency of the arm to skate toward the center and scratch records.
House of Marley takes extra effort to flex this eco-friendly bona fides with their solid bamboo plinth. Paired with the matte black fabric base...