78 rpm Turntables
Three-speed turntables that play 33⅓, 45 and 78 rpm, for the shellac 78s your grandparents kept as well as today's LPs. The Classic stops automatically at the end of the side, so a record is never left spinning under the needle.
2 products
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Turntable
- Rose
- Oxide red
Heirloom Classic
Every record you own, including the 78s
£149.00/ each -
Turntable
- Black
- Dark brown
Heirloom Carry
Playing records in any room, or the garden
£99.00/ each
Not sure which one? Compare them side by side, or ask us.
Choose yours
Four turntables. Which one is yours?
Compare sound, speeds, cartridge and connections side by side.
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Heirloom One
Your first proper turntable: records, speakers and Bluetooth in one cabinet
- Sound
- Stereo speakers
- Speeds
- 33⅓ · 45
- Cartridge
- AT-3600L magnetic
- Good to know
- Bluetooth out to headphones
£199.00View the One -
Heirloom Four
Filling the living room without a separate hi-fi system
- Sound
- Four speakers, room-filling
- Speeds
- 33⅓ · 45
- Cartridge
- AT-3600L magnetic
- Good to know
- Bluetooth, RCA out, AUX in
£249.00View the Four -
Heirloom Classic
Every record you own, including the 78s
- Sound
- Built-in speaker
- Speeds
- 33⅓ · 45 · 78
- Cartridge
- Ceramic stylus
- Good to know
- Stops at the end of the side
£149.00View the Classic -
Heirloom Carry
Playing records in any room, or the garden
- Sound
- Two speakers in the case
- Speeds
- 33⅓ · 45 · 78
- Cartridge
- Ceramic stylus
- Good to know
- Closes like a case, carry handle
£99.00View the Carry
Guides
Advice before you buy
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How to set up a turntable in ten minutes
Unbox, fit the platter and belt, set the weight, plug in. Everything you need to know before the first record.
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How to play 78 rpm records
Why 78s need a three-speed turntable, what a 78 stylus changes, and how to handle shellac.
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Built-in speakers or separate speakers?
When one cabinet is the right answer, when it is not, and how to keep the option open.
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Will a turntable damage my records?
What actually wears vinyl out, the parts that matter, and how to tell a safe turntable from a risky one.
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