Victrola Century Signature+ 6-in-1 Vinyl Record drops to $150.28

Down $68.30 from the usual price.

Mid-century styling meets modern connectivity in this six-in-one music center that handles vinyl, CDs, cassettes, and Bluetooth streaming from a single cabinet. Victrola Century Signature+, 6-in-1 Vinyl Record drops to $150.28 - save $68.30. That is a 31 percent cut from the $218.58 average it has held over the past 30 days, making this the deepest discount we have tracked on this model.

THE DEAL

Victrola Century Signature+, 6-in-1 Vinyl Record

$150.28 (was $218.58) - Save $68.30 (31% off)

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Get This Price

The $150.28 price undercuts the 30-day average of $218.58 by a solid $68.30. The 90-day average sits at $223.80 and the 180-day average climbs to $249.97, so this deal beats every meaningful benchmark in the product's history.

If you have been watching the Century Signature+. This is the lowest price point we have seen since launch.

What You're Getting

This is a true all-in-one system: a 3-speed turntable, CD player, cassette deck, Bluetooth input, VINYLSTREAM Bluetooth output, and a 3.5mm aux jack. The built-in stereo speakers are custom-tuned for room-filling audio without needing external components.

You can stream vinyl wirelessly to Bluetooth headphones or speakers through the VINYLSTREAM output, or use the headphone jack for private listening. The unit also includes RCA output for connecting to an external sound system.

It ships with both 2-inch feet for tabletop placement and 18-inch legs for a floor-standing setup. Dimensions are 16.14 by 14.92 by 7.8 inches.

Who This Is For

Best for anyone building their first vinyl setup or wanting to consolidate a turntable, CD player, and cassette deck into one piece of furniture. The Bluetooth input lets you stream from a phone, and the VINYLSTREAM output sends vinyl audio to wireless speakers -- useful for rooms where you do not want to run speaker wire.

Skip this if you already own a high-end turntable with a separate amplifier system. This is a convenience-focused all-in-one, not a modular audiophile rig.

The Caveat

This is a consumer-grade unit with built-in speakers, so serious vinyl collectors who want adjustable tonearms, cartridge upgrades, or external preamp routing will want a dedicated turntable. For casual listening and everyday media playback, the built-in system delivers clean sound without the clutter of separate components.

Final Verdict

At $150.28. This is $68.30 below its 30-day average on a versatile system that plays vinyl, CDs, cassettes, and Bluetooth audio from a single attractive cabinet. If you want one box that handles your physical media collection and wireless streaming, this price makes the decision easy.