AT01
For listeners who already own speakers and want a clean, flexible setup.
- External speakers required
- Bluetooth or RCA speaker connection
- Fully automatic with remote
Start with AT01, AT02 and AT03, then find clear answers for manual LP players, speakers, Bluetooth, setup and everyday listening.
All three AT models offer automatic tonearm operation and a remote. The biggest difference is where the sound comes from: your own speakers, speakers built into the player, or the included bookshelf speakers.
For listeners who already own speakers and want a clean, flexible setup.
For listeners who want an all-in-one player that saves space.
For listeners who want a complete system without choosing speakers separately.
Choose by the speaker setup and amount of equipment you want.
AT02 has built-in speakers. AT03 includes a pair of bookshelf speakers. AT01 does not have built-in speakers, so it must be connected to compatible external speakers.
Choose AT02 if you prefer a compact all-in-one player. Choose AT03 if you want a complete system with separate bookshelf speakers included. Both remove the need to select speakers separately.
AT01 is designed for use with your own compatible Bluetooth or RCA speakers. AT03 can also connect to another system through its available outputs if you want to expand later.
AT01 is the turntable-only option for external speakers. AT02 is an all-in-one player with built-in speakers. AT03 is a complete set with separate bookshelf speakers included.
The AT Series is designed to make everyday playback straightforward.
No complex tonearm or counterweight adjustment is intended for these fully automatic AT models. Follow the assembly sequence in the manual for your exact model before first use.
Confirm the model, complete the physical setup shown in its e‑Manual, connect the correct speaker option, remove all transport protection, and place the player on a stable, level surface.
AT01, AT02 and AT03 use different speaker arrangements. Following instructions for another model can lead to a silent output or the wrong connection method.
The AT Series is designed around automatic playback. Use the automatic controls described in your model’s manual so the tonearm can lower and return as intended.
Start with the model-specific speaker arrangement, then follow its connection direction.
AT01 does not contain built-in speakers. Connect compatible external speakers through Bluetooth or RCA, then select the matching input on your speaker system.
No. AT02 has built-in speakers and can be used as an all-in-one player.
Yes. AT03 is a complete set with two bookshelf speakers. Connect them as shown in the AT03 e‑Manual before playback.
Yes. AT01 can connect to compatible speakers by Bluetooth or RCA. Put only the intended speaker into pairing mode and turn off nearby devices that may reconnect automatically while testing.
Yes. AT03 supports an upgrade path through its external connections, including standard RCA. Check the input requirements of the receiving system before connecting.
First confirm that you are following the instructions for AT01, AT02 or AT03 and that the Bluetooth direction matches your intended use. Disconnect nearby devices that may already be paired, keep the devices close together, and restart pairing from the model’s e‑Manual.
AT01, AT02 and AT03 are built for convenient, fully automatic listening.
The player can move the tonearm into position for playback and return it when the record is finished, reducing the need to handle the tonearm during normal use.
Yes. AT01, AT02 and AT03 are positioned as fully automatic models with remote operation. The available buttons and mode behavior can vary, so use the remote instructions for your exact model.
No. AT01 is designed for convenient automatic listening rather than enthusiast tuning, so pitch, anti-skate and tonearm-weight adjustment are not user controls.
Power and Bluetooth behavior depends on the model and control used. Follow the startup sequence in the current e‑Manual for your exact AT model; avoid using another model’s button sequence.
These all-in-one models trade automatic controls for a more hands-on listening experience.
Yes. The manual LP platform is an all-in-one design with built-in amplification and speakers, so separate speakers are optional.
Yes. Bluetooth on the manual LP platform receives audio from a phone or tablet and plays it through the player’s built-in speakers.
No. Bluetooth is input only on this platform: phone or tablet to player. It does not transmit record audio to Bluetooth headphones or speakers.
Yes. The manual LP platform provides wired output for an external speaker system or amplifier. Match the player’s phono/line setting to the receiving input and follow the exact model manual.
No. LP02 and LP03 are manual players. Place the tonearm for playback and return it to its rest when the record is finished.
Yes. The manual LP platform uses an adjustable counterweight. Complete the tonearm-balancing steps in the model’s e‑Manual before playing a record.
The finalized platform information lists 33⅓ and 45 RPM. Select the speed printed on the record before playback.
The current manual family includes walnut, dark wood, glossy white, matte black and stainless-steel looks. The core listening format is shared; choose the exact listing by model and finish.
Use these answers to choose the right type of player and avoid the most common setup mix-ups.
A manual player asks you to place and return the tonearm. A fully automatic AT model can position the tonearm for playback and return it when the record finishes.
AT02 and the manual LP players have built-in speakers. AT03 includes separate bookshelf speakers. AT01 requires compatible external speakers.
An all-in-one model such as AT02 or a manual LP player keeps the speakers inside the main cabinet. AT03 uses separate bookshelf speakers, while AT01 uses the speaker system you already own or choose separately.
AT01, AT02 and AT03 are the fully automatic options. The LP02 and LP03 family uses manual tonearm operation.
No. Bluetooth input and output are different. Manual LP players receive phone audio but do not transmit vinyl audio. AT01 is designed to connect to compatible Bluetooth or RCA speakers. Always check the manual for the exact model.
Built-in speakers prioritize convenience and space. If you want a larger soundstage or already own an audio system, choose AT01, the AT03 speaker set, or use a supported wired output on a compatible LP model.
Use a stable, level surface with enough room for the lid, cables and any separate speakers. Keeping the player steady also makes setup and automatic operation easier to assess.
AT01 is built around your choice of compatible external speakers. AT03 and the manual LP platform also provide supported external connection paths. Check output type and receiving input before connecting.
A few details help Support identify the correct next step quickly.
Include your model name, order number, a short description of what happens, and clear photos or a short video when the issue involves the tonearm, platter, controls or connections.
Use the model name from the product label or order confirmation, then open the matching guide in the e‑Manual library.
Do not order from appearance alone. Send Support the exact model and a clear photo of the existing part so compatibility can be confirmed before purchase.
Stop playback and avoid forcing the mechanism. Recheck the model-specific assembly and operating steps. If the behavior continues, contact Support with a video showing the full startup sequence.