DANFI AUDIO DF specializes in vintage-style vinyl record players that combine retro aesthetics with modern features like Bluetooth, USB recording, and built-in speakers.
I-DANFI AUDIO DF is a consumer electronics brand focused on home audio solutions, particularly all-in-one vinyl record players and turntables. Known for their distinct retro and vintage designs, their products serve as both functional audio systems and stylish home decor. The brand's turntables typically support 3-speed playback (33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM), making them compatible with a wide range of vinyl records.
Beyond traditional playback, DANFI AUDIO DF integrates modern technology into their devices. Many models feature Bluetooth connectivity, allowing users to stream digital music wirelessly from smartphones and tablets. Additional features often include USB and SD card ports for MP3 playback and direct vinyl-to-digital recording, as well as built-in stereo speakers and RCA line-outs for connecting external sound systems.
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Switch the mode to 'BT' using the Mode button on the control panel. On your smartphone or Bluetooth device, search for 'BLTD' or 'TE-012' (depending on model) and select it to pair. A chime will usually sound to confirm the connection.
When the Auto Stop switch is set to 'ON', the turntable platter will automatically stop spinning once the record reaches the end. This helps protect the record and stylus from wear. Note that some records may stop slightly early or late depending on their manufacturing.
Yes, most models support recording. Insert a FAT/FAT32 formatted USB flash drive. While in PHONO mode, press and hold the 'Record' or 'REC' button until the display indicates recording has started. The audio will be saved as digital files (WAV/MP3).
These turntables typically use universal red ceramic playback cartridges. You can look for standard 'record player replacement needles' compatible with 3-speed turntables on major online marketplaces.
Ensure the power adapter is correctly connected. If the Auto Stop feature is on, move the tonearm over the record to start the motor. Also, check that the drive belt has not slipped off the pulley beneath the platter.