The Gadhouse Brad MKII Record Player combines vintage charm with modern convenience. This stylish ...The Gadhouse Brad MKII Record Player combines vintage charm with modern convenience. This stylish turntable plays 7-12-inch records at three speeds, with pitch control for precise playback. Its upgraded 10W dual speakers deliver rich, powerful sound, while Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity makes streaming effortless. Designed for portability with a USB-C power supply, it also features AUX and RCA outputs for flexible connections. Made with eco-friendly materials, its packaging even doubles as a DIY vinyl stand. Perfect for vinyl enthusiasts who value both functionality and retro style. The Brad Retro MKII takes everything you love about Gadhouse’s youngest member to another level. He plays all of your favorite records with ease, complete with 7”-12” compatible, 3-speed play and pitch control. His color palette captures the charm of the 50s, offering vibrant hues and a sleek design that adds a touch of retro elegance to any space. Let your records be heard the analog way, louder this time, with built-in powerful dual 10W dynamic speakers. Or go digital and stream wirelessly via his newly upgraded Bluetooth V5.3 connection. Plus, for the first time ever, turn heads and spin records anywhere you go with Type-C power supply. Key Features: Compatible with 7-12” vinyl and 3-speed turntable play: 33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPMBelt-driven turntable mechanismGadhouse Ruby stylusDigital format compatible with the 3.5mm audio jack and USB DriveRCA audio out with cableVolume adjustment, play and pause lift lever, and function selectionsPitch Control SwitchAuto-Start/Stop functionSpecifications: Type Belt drive turntableSpeed 33?, 45, 78 RPMBluetooth version Bluetooth V5.3Speakers Driver 0/70mm full rangeSensitivity 83± 3 dB/m/WSpeakers Dynamic full-range stereo speakers 5Wx2DC power adapter 5V/3A TYPE-C input with travel conversion plugs (UK/AU/US/EU/JP) Features: Belt drive turntable 33?, 45, 78 RPM Bluetooth V5.3 Dynamic full-range stereo speakers 5Wx6 5V/3A TYPE-C input with travel conversion plugs Specifications: Dimensions: H:12.0 x W:55.0 x D:45.0 cm Weight: 5.0 kg Colour: Orange Guarantee:1 Year Model Number: GAD00115
The Gadhouse Brad MKII Record Player is perfect for vinyl enthusiasts who want a blend of vintage style and modern convenience. Enjoy rich sound with its upgraded speakers and stream music effortlessly via Bluetooth 5.3. A minor consideration is that the included stylus is a basic model, so upgrading may enhance audio quality. This guide will help you set up, use, and care for your Brad MKII record player.
All features
Colour
Orange
Model Part Number
GAD00115
Brand
GADHOUSE
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I connect the record player to external speakers?
Use the RCA output on the back of the record player and connect it to the RCA input on your external amplifier or speakers.
What kind of stylus does it use, and how do I replace it?
The Brad MKII uses a Gadhouse Ruby stylus. To replace it, carefully remove the old stylus and insert the new one, following the manufacturer's instructions.
Can I use headphones with this record player?
No, the Brad MKII does not have a headphone jack.
What is the warranty period?
The Gadhouse Brad MKII Record Player comes with a 1-year warranty.
How do I clean my vinyl records?
Use a record cleaning brush to remove dust and debris from the record surface. For deeper cleaning, use a record cleaning solution and a microfiber cloth.
Can I play 78 RPM records?
Yes, the Brad MKII supports 78 RPM playback.
What type of power adapter does it use?
It uses a 5V/3A TYPE-C input power adapter with travel conversion plugs (UK/AU/US/EU/JP).
Troubleshooting
Record player not turning on.
Check the power adapter connection and ensure it is plugged into a working outlet. Try a different outlet.
No sound or low sound.
Check the volume level. Ensure the record is playing at the correct speed. Check the RCA cable connections if using external speakers. Make sure the Bluetooth device is connected and audio is playing.
Bluetooth connection issues.
Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device and that the record player is in pairing mode. Move your device closer to the record player to improve the connection. Forget and re-pair the device if needed.
Record skipping.
Clean the record with a record cleaning brush. Check the stylus for any dust or debris, and clean it. Ensure the record player is on a level surface.
Sound distortion.
Check the stylus condition and replace if worn. Clean the record. Check the RCA cables and connections.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Stylish retro design adds aesthetic appeal.
Bluetooth 5.3 offers seamless wireless streaming.
Multiple playback speeds accommodate various vinyl formats.
Built-in speakers provide good sound quality.
Portable with USB-C power, ideal for different locations.
RCA output allows connection to external audio systems.
Cons
Included stylus is a basic model.
Sound quality may not satisfy audiophiles without speaker upgrades.
No automatic tone arm return function.
May require external speakers for larger spaces.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Connect the power adapter to the record player and plug it into a power outlet.
Place a record on the turntable and select the correct speed (33 1/3, 45, or 78 RPM).
Gently lift the tonearm and position the stylus over the record.
Adjust the volume using the volume control knob.
To use Bluetooth, pair your device with the record player.
Compatibility:
Compatible with 7", 10", and 12" vinyl records.
Bluetooth compatible with most smartphones, tablets, and computers.
RCA output compatible with external amplifiers and speakers.
AUX input for connecting external audio devices.
Care:
Gently dust the record player with a soft, dry cloth.
Clean the stylus regularly with a stylus brush, moving from back to front.
Avoid placing the record player in direct sunlight or near heat sources.
Keep the unit away from moisture and liquids.
Replace the stylus after approximately 500 hours of use to maintain sound quality.