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Philips The Tina Century Bluetooth Turntable DAB+/FM Radio Retro Wooden Design
Philips · Turntables & Record Players

Philips The Tina Century Bluetooth Turntable DAB+/FM Radio Retro Wooden Design

TAV9000D/10Retro Wooden
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Experience the Philips Century Record Player "The Tina," a harmonious blend of vintage aesthetics and modern technology. This all-in-one turntable, model TAV9000D-10, boasts a retro design in a brown and black finish, reminiscent of classic radios from the 1930s and 1950s. The unit features a die-cast aluminum platter capable of playing records at 33 1/3 or 45 RPM, ensuring compatibility with your entire vinyl collection. The accompanying clear dust cover can be removed based on preference. A counterweighted aluminum tonearm and an anti-vibration mechanism ensure your records are played back with high fidelity. The "Tina" delivers a powerful audio experience up to 240 W max (120 W RMS) via built-in speakers. The speaker features two large drivers and two tweeters combined with a bass woofer and bass-reflex port to deliver soaring highs, expressive mids, and controlled lows. Stream music wirelessly via Bluetooth 5.4, supporting the LC3 codec for high-quality audio streaming, or utilize the built-in DAB+/FM radio for diverse listening options. The Tina also supports Auracast technology, allowing it to broadcast music to other compatible speakers for expanded sound across your home. On the rear of the unit, an RCA aux-out port allows connection to your existing hi-fi setup, audio-in ports are provided for CD players or cassette decks, and a USB port allows for connecting thumb drives. A 6.3 mm headphone port allows for private listening. The intuitive controls include tactile knobs that control playback speed, source selection, radio presets, volume, and more. A dimmable LED display provides key information, and a clock is visible in standby mode. The Philips Entertainment App adds an additional layer of control, offering a virtual remote, bass and treble adjustments, and radio preset management. This record player is constructed partially from RCS-Certified recycled plastic, and the packaging is plastic-free, with inserts printed on recycled paper with soy-based ink. The packaging itself is made from FSC-certified recycled cardboard.

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About this product

Philips The Tina Century Bluetooth Turntable DAB+/FM Radio Retro Wooden Design is a turntables & record players from Philips, currently listed by 2 verified Irish retailers on GetLocal. Every offer below is the identical product, matched by its barcode (GTIN 4895229166943). Prices range from €449.99 to €479.95 depending on retailer.

It can be bought from local retailers in Laois and Wexford, and is currently marked in stock by at least one seller.

Specifications

Brand
Philips
Model
TAV9000D/10
Features
Bluetooth, DAB+/FM Radio, 2-Speed Turntable
Design
Retro Wooden
Category
Turntables & Record Players
GTIN / Barcode
4895229166943

Frequently asked questions

Answers based on verified retailer listings for this barcode.

  • It is currently listed by 2 verified Irish retailers on GetLocal.
  • Prices range from €449.99 to €479.95 depending on the retailer. See the full list of offers above.
  • Yes, it is currently marked in stock by at least one of the retailers listed above.
  • It is available from retailers based in Laois and Wexford.
  • Its GTIN is 4895229166943. Every offer on this page carries this same barcode, so you are comparing the identical product.