Victrola Quincy 6-in-1 Bluetooth Record Player Natural marked down to $139.99

$60 off the list price. A record collection, a stack of CDs and a few old cassettes can all share one player. The Victrola Quincy combines those formats with AM/FM radio and Bluetooth streaming in a vintage design with a Natural finish.

Victrola Quincy 6-in-1 Bluetooth Record Player Natural drops to $139.99 - save $60. That saving is off the $199.99 list price.

THE DEAL

Victrola Quincy 6-in-1 Bluetooth Record Player Natural

$139.99 (was $199.99) - Save $60 (30% off)

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Get This Deal

For just $139.99, down from its list price of $199.99, the Quincy costs $16.77 below its 90-day average of $156.76. The current offer is its lowest price in six months. Its 30-day average is $156.57, so the price also sits below its more recent average.

What You're Getting

• Playback covers vinyl records, CDs and cassettes, with AM/FM radio for listening beyond your own collection.
• Bluetooth lets you stream music from a smartphone, while a 3.5 mm auxiliary connection provides another input option.
• No separate stereo system or extra equipment is required, and setup takes minutes.
• Physical controls include an input selector, volume knob, FM tuner and playback buttons, plus program and repeat functions.
• A CD tray open/close button, cassette eject switch and headphone jack round out the controls and connections.

Who This Is For

The Quincy suits beginners who want to start playing records without assembling a separate stereo system, as well as vintage enthusiasts with music spread across several formats. It also makes sense for households that switch between physical media, radio and smartphone streaming, since those listening options share one unit. The buying case is strongest when you will use several of those sources, making the CD and cassette functions part of the appeal alongside vinyl playback.

Final Verdict

Choose the Quincy for its mix of physical formats and straightforward setup. The $139.99 Amazon price makes it a practical pick for listeners ready to put records, discs and tapes back into regular rotation.