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The explosion in the popularity of turntables and vinyl proves that what goes around comes around—in this case quite literally. If you’re looking to supplement your music streaming with high-fidelity slabs of wax, Black Friday is the best time to pick up a new record player. Many turntables, including advanced models with high-tech features like Bluetooth connectivity, are deeply discounted for a limited time. If you want a new deck or to give vinyl a try for the first time, don’t miss out. And if you need some LPs to play on your turntable, you can take advantage of VinylMePlease’s buy one get one 50% off sale.

House of Marley Stir It Up Wireless Bluetooth Turntable $199.99 (Was $249.99)

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House of Marley’s Stir It Up is an excellent turntable for newbies and more seasoned LP lovers alike. Its deck is made of bamboo—in keeping with the company’s commitment to sustainability—and comes bundled with an Audio-Technica cartridge. This record player has a built-in phono preamp and Bluetooth support, so you can hook it up directly to any pair of powered or wireless speakers and play albums without additional hardware. A switch on the top of this turntable allows you to jump between 33- and 45-RPM settings. A conveniently located headphone jack lets you enjoy your collection without disturbing others. And if you’re willing to spend $100 more, you can also upgrade to the stylish belt-drive Stir It Up Lux with its Audio-Technica elliptical stylus (AT-95E), Bluetooth 5.3 connection, and more. And those are just a couple of the many deeply discounted platters being served up this Black Friday. Check these out:

Audio-Technica turntable deals

1ByOne turntable deals

Denon turntable deals

Fluance turntable deals

Victrola turntable deals

Need a system to play that turntable through? Check out these other amazing speaker deals before they’re gone. Prefer some affordable wireless headphones or earbuds if it’s a Bluetooth turntable? We got you.