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Cambridge Audio launches Spira entry-level Bluetooth turntable

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Cambridge Audio has launched the Spira turntable, marketed as ready to use straight out of the box with wide system compatibility. Priced at £329, $499, or €349, it stands as the company's most affordable turntable to date. The deck features a pre-fitted Audio-Technica cartridge, an integrated phono stage that can be bypassed for external units, and Bluetooth streaming to wireless speakers or headphones. [1][2]

Designed with upgrade flexibility, the Spira includes a removable headshell for cartridge replacements, an aluminium alloy tonearm with an adjustable counterweight and anti-skate, and speeds of 33.3 and 45 RPM. To curb vibrations and rumble, it relies on a solid wooden plinth, vibration-absorbing feet, and a felt mat, alongside a dust cover. It is available now in black, white, blue, green, and orange finishes. [1][2]

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