The Numark PT01 Touring turntable is a classically-styled suitcase unit that recalls the popular portable turntables from the past.

PT01 Touring has a rugged case with a handle so you can carry it anywhere. It plays all your 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM records, comes with a 45 RPM adapter, and it has built-in stereo speakers for convenient listening without needing to connect external speakers.

In addition, it has RCA outputs for simple connection to home audio equipment and a convenient Auto-Stop feature kicks in when it reaches the end of the record.

With its USB port, included USB cable and downloadable EZ Vinyl/Tape Converter software, converting analog records into digital files for archiving on your computer is a snap.

PT01 Touring far surpasses the old suitcase turntables in versatility, however. It can also operate on its own built-in rechargeable battery-which means you can enjoy your records even if you’re not near a wall plug.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the PT01 Touring’s battery last?
The PT01 Touring has a built-in lithium ion battery which should last about 4 hours after a full charge.

How do I charge the PT01 Touring’s battery?
The PT01 Touring includes a USB cable which can be used to charge the battery. Connect the USB cable to a computer or a USB wall adapter (not included) to provide power to the PT01 Touring and charge the battery.

Note: While the PT01 Touring does not include a USB wall adapter, chances are you already own one. These are often included with mobile phones, tablets, e-readers, and other personal electronic devices.

I have the PT01 Touring plugged into my stereo but it sounds distorted. Is there a way to improve the output?
The RCA outputs on the back of the PT01 Touring are LINE outputs and should only be plugged into LINE level inputs. On your stereo, these might be labeled as AUX