- Does the Victrola VTA-72 come with a cartridge?
- No. The tonearm ships without a premounted cartridge, so you need to buy one and align it yourself. A standard half-inch mount cartridge fits.
- Can I connect it directly to powered speakers?
- Only if the speakers have their own phono input. The VTA-72 has no built-in phono preamp, so with ordinary powered speakers you need a separate phono stage in between.
- Does it play 78 RPM records?
- Yes. It offers 33, 45 and 78 RPM speeds, though 78s need a suitable stylus, which is not included.
- How does it connect to a Bluetooth speaker?
- It sends audio over Bluetooth to a paired speaker or headphones. It does not receive Bluetooth, so you cannot stream from a phone into it.
- Can I rip records to my computer with it?
- No. There is no USB output, so digitizing requires a separate audio interface or recorder fed from its analog outputs.
- Is it good for DJing?
- No. It is a belt-drive deck with no anti-skating or pitch-focused controls, and Victrola does not position it for DJ use.
- Where is the Victrola VTA-72 cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $89.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Victrola VTA-72?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Verizon, Best Buy.