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Crosley CR6046A Stave Bluetooth Turntable with Built-in Speakers, Black-NEW In brief: The Crosley Stave Record Player – Black features a carbon fiber tonearm, Audio-Technica cartridge, powerful 60W stereo speakers, Bluetooth® input/output, and customizable bass and treble controls for premium vinyl and wireless audio playback. Experience powerful sound and refined style with the Crosley Stave Record Player – Black. Designed for vinyl enthusiasts who demand both performance and versatility, the Stave combines premium turntable components, robust built-in speakers, and modern wireless connectivity in a sleek black finish accented with elegant wood and gold details.At the heart of the system is a precision 2-speed belt-drive turntable capable of playing 33 1/3 and 45 RPM records. The carbon fiber tonearm with adjustable counterweight ensures accurate tracking, while the pre-mounted Audio-Technica ATN3600L moving magnet cartridge delivers crisp, detailed audio with excellent clarity. The standard 1/2-inch cartridge mount also allows for future cartridge upgrades, giving you room to enhance your listening experience as your collection grows.Built-in full-range stereo speakers provide up to 60 watts of peak power, producing rich, room-filling sound across a wide frequency range of 20Hz–20kHz. Adjustable bass and treble controls allow you to customize the sound to match your music and personal preferences, whether you're enjoying classic jazz, rock, or modern recordings.The Stave offers exceptional flexibility with Bluetooth® input and output capabilities. Stream music wirelessly from your smartphone, tablet, or computer through the built-in speakers, or transmit your vinyl playback wirelessly to compatible Bluetooth® speakers and headphones. A built-in switchable preamp and auxiliary input further expand your connection options.Additional premium features include a full-size aluminum platter, vibration control feet, cueing lever, auto-stop function, tinted dust cover, and included 45 RPM adapter and 12-inch felt slipmat.Features:Free shipping, delivery within 2 to 3 business days or less.We are an authorized Crosley dealer.2-Speed Belt-Drive Turntable (33 1/3 & 45 RPM)Carbon Fiber Tonearm with Adjustable CounterweightAudio-Technica ATN3600L Moving Magnet CartridgeStandard 1/2" Cartridge Mount for UpgradesNP-5 Stylus IncludedBluetooth® Input for Wireless Music StreamingBluetooth® Output for Wireless Speakers and HeadphonesFull-Range Stereo Speakers60W Peak Output Power30W RMS Total Output (15W RMS x 2)Frequency Response: 20Hz–20kHzAdjustable Bass and Treble ControlsFull-Size Aluminum PlatterBelt-Drive DC MotorBuilt-In Switchable Phono PreampAuxiliary Audio InputAuto Stop FunctionCueing LeverVibration Control FeetTinted Dust CoverIncludes 45 RPM AdapterIncludes 12-Inch Felt SlipmatAC Power Adapter Included (12V DC, 2A)
At US$239, this lands right on the used-market median, so it reads as a fair ask rather than a bargain or a stretch.
That makes it a sensible buy if you want an all-in-one starter deck with Bluetooth and built-in speakers without hunting around. The upside is convenience: compact footprint, simple setup, and low commitment for a second system, dorm, office, or casual listening space. On this kind of package, the main thing to verify is honest condition, since built-in-speaker turntables are best when everything is working cleanly and the cosmetic state matches the claim. If the listing is truly clean and complete, the price is reasonable.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
I can’t verify an established hi-fi brand called Stave Audio from the available results. The strongest match is Stave Audio Visual Ltd, a UK-registered company, but the record only confirms its corporate registration and does not establish a clear hi-fi heritage, founding story, or product history.
Because the brand appears obscure or possibly not primarily a consumer-audio manufacturer, I can’t reliably state that it is known for amplifiers, speakers, DACs, headphones, or similar categories without risking invention. There is also a separate “Stave” music-related social presence, but it does not provide evidence of a hi-fi hardware brand.
In market terms, Stave Audio does not have enough verifiable presence in the supplied sources to classify confidently as high-end, mid-tier, or boutique. If you want, I can help draft a cautious directory entry that reflects this uncertainty rather than overstate its status.
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