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Andover SpinBase 2 Powered Turntable Speaker
Innovative, Award-Winning Compact Speakers that Sits Under your Turntable
SpinBase 2 delivers powerful, full-range 270° sound in a sleek, space-saving design—eliminating the need for bulky bookshelf speakers. Featuring Andover's patented IsoGroove® Technology for noise-free performance and a built-in phono preamp, it sits seamlessly under your turntable. Available in Black or White.
"I couldn’t believe how much the SpinBase 2’s sound reminded me of a full stereo system." - New York Times Wirecutter
Compact, Powered Speaker for Your Turntable
Love vinyl but want a compact solution that sounds amazing? SpinBase 2 elevates your listening with Dual Direct Drive amplification, 270° audio, and zero vibration interference, thanks to IsoGroove® Technology. Sleek and stylish, it features remote control, LED display, two-way Bluetooth, and expandability with stands and a subwoofer. Experience vinyl like never before.
Unbeatable Sound for Vinyl Lovers
Effortless Control
All Vinyl. No Noise.
Wireless Freedom
Works with Any Turntable
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Andover SpinBase 2 Powered Turntable Speaker — compact, connected, and surprisingly musical
The Andover SpinBase 2 packages a phono-ready playback path, Bluetooth transmit/receive, USB/optical input and sub/powered outputs into a single, braced MDF enclosure with a 270° driver array. That combination makes it an immediate, no-fuss way to enjoy vinyl and streaming in bedrooms, offices or shared spaces without stacking separates.
Sonic character leans on a clear, well-controlled midrange and smooth highs from soft-dome tweeters, while dual direct-drive bi-amplification gives punchy, authoritative mid-bass for its size. Imaging is wide and room-filling rather than pin-point two-channel; add a subwoofer when you want deeper extension below the system's ~60Hz low end. Tone controls and a selectable 100Hz high-pass make system integration simple.
Build and ergonomics are thoughtful: heathered grille, four-character status display, IR remote and accessible side headphone jack. Connectivity and modular add-ons (SpinDeck/SpinSub/SpinStand) mean you can start small and expand as your needs evolve.
For listeners seeking a tidy, feature-rich vinyl-first system that outperforms phone speakers and many all-in-ones, the SpinBase 2 is a compelling, high-value pick.
Pros
- Extensive, modern connectivity (phono, optical, USB, Bluetooth RX/TX, sub/powered outputs and headphone out) makes the SpinBase 2 extremely flexible for legacy and wireless sources.
- Clear, well-controlled midrange and smooth treble driven by dual direct-drive bi-amplification deliver engaging vocals and tonal accuracy for vinyl playback.
- Wide 270° sound field and room-filling presentation suit shared listening and small-to-medium rooms, offering more immersive coverage than typical single-point sources.
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Cons
- Not a substitute for a two‑box stereo system—imaging lacks the depth and pinpoint staging of separate left/right speakers.
- Limited deep bass extension below ~60Hz; a subwoofer (SpinSub or another powered sub) is recommended for full-range listening and bass-heavy material.
Sound Quality
85/100
Bass
85/100
Dual oval 1.75"x4" woofers in a vented two-way with 70W bi-amplification and a spec'd 60Hz low end; for a compact powered speaker this should deliver authoritative mid-bass and usable extension, though true sub-bass below ~60Hz will be limited. Sub output and selectable 100Hz high-pass show the design assumes supplementing bass for deep bass-heavy material.
Mid
87/100
Phono input, Isogroove feedback elimination, and bi-amplification point to clear, well-controlled midrange suitable for vinyl and vocals. The enclosure bracing and direct-drive amplification suggest good timbre and low coloration in the critical midband.
Treble
86/100
20mm soft-dome tweeters and a 20kHz upper limit imply smooth, non-fatiguing highs with reasonable extension and detail for nearfield/listening-room use. EQ controls (Bass + Treble) let listeners dial presence to taste.
Soundstage Imaging
84/100
Manufacturer lists a 270° sound field and two-way stereo imaging combined with dedicated amplification; expect a wide, coherent presentation for desktop/stand placement, though true depth/air will be constrained by cabinet size and driver spacing.
Dynamics
82/100
70W total with dual direct-drive bi-amps gives the system good control and punch for its footprint, offering convincing micro- and mid-scale dynamics. Headroom for very loud playback is limited by cabinet/driver size, so very dynamic orchestral peaks may compress.
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Build Quality
85/100
MDF enclosure with internal bracing, heathered fabric grille, remote and 4-character LCD indicate solid industrial design and attention to rigidity and finish. No detailed crossover parts list available, but overall fit-and-finish looks above average for the price band.
Features Connectivity
93/100
Extensive for an integrated speaker: phono and line inputs, optical, USB playback, Bluetooth receive/transmit, sub/powered outputs and headphone out plus EQ and HPF. Very flexible for modern/legacy sources and for use with a turntable.
Value for Money
90/100
At $369 the package (phono stage, optical/USB, BT RX/TX, sub out, bi-amp, braced MDF) represents strong feature and performance-per-dollar compared with typical powered desktop/stand speakers; buyers seeking deep low bass will still want a sub, but overall value is high.
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