Record players with radio

A record player with radio combines a turntable, a radio and speakers in one cabinet, so you only need one device and one plug socket to listen to music. Most models here look like a retro music centre in a wooden cabinet and, besides records and FM radio, also play CDs, cassettes or music from your phone via Bluetooth. You can choose from models by Victrola, Crosley, Denver, Lenco and Renote. Here you'll find retro record players with radio as well as compact hi-fi systems with a turntable and DAB+ radio.

What can a record player with radio play?

The record players on this page play records at 33 and 45 rpm and, according to the manufacturers, old 78 rpm records too. The radio picks up FM, and the Crosley Rhapsody, Crosley Musician and Crosley Nash also receive medium wave (AM). Roughly half of the models also have a CD player and many have a cassette player as well – for example the Victrola Navigator 8in1, Victrola Empire VTA-270B or Denver MRD-51. Almost all of them accept music from your phone via Bluetooth and play it through their own speakers.

Record player with FM or DAB+ radio?

Every model on this page picks up FM radio, which is enough for everyday listening to local stations. Digital DAB or DAB+ broadcasting brings in more stations and plays without hiss, as long as there is a DAB+ signal in your area. DAB+ is built into the Denver MRD-51, Lenco MC-160 and Lenco MC-760. If you only want a standalone radio without a turntable, take a look at our retro radios.

Retro music centre or stereo system with a record player?

A retro music centre houses the turntable, radio and speakers in one wooden cabinet with a large tuning dial – that's how the Victrola Empire, Victrola Navigator or Crosley Rhapsody look. The Victrola Liberty stands on little legs like a small piece of furniture, and Renote The Classic Horn Phonograph is shaped like an old gramophone with a horn. The Lenco MC-160 and Lenco MC-760 are compact hi-fi systems with a turntable, DAB+ radio and two separate speakers. If you don't need a radio, you'll find more models among the record players with a CD player.