Andover Audio

Andover Audio makes one of the very few turntable speakers you can stack your record deck directly on top of without a hint of feedback. That single idea, patented as IsoGroove, is why the SpinBase has become such a popular alternative to a full separates system.

Why a Turntable Speaker Base Works So Well

A SpinBase sits underneath your turntable and replaces the amplifier, the phono stage and the pair of speakers with one unit.

On a shelf, a sideboard or in a smaller living room, that removes an enormous amount of clutter and cabling.

Andover's 270 degree driver array then spreads the sound far wider than a cabinet this size has any right to.

SpinBase 2 or SpinBase MAX 2

Both models share the same IsoGroove isolation, a built-in phono stage and two-way Bluetooth, so either will work happily with almost any deck.

The SpinBase 2 is the sensible choice for bedrooms, home offices and smaller rooms where you sit reasonably close to the turntable.

The SpinBase MAX 2 steps up to four woofers and considerably more amplification, so pick it for larger rooms or if you want bass with genuine weight behind it.

Works With the Turntable You Already Own

The built-in phono stage handles decks with a moving magnet cartridge and no preamp of their own, which covers the vast majority of turntables.

If your turntable already has a preamp built in, you simply use the line input instead and switch the phono stage out of the way.

Optical, USB and Bluetooth inputs mean the same unit can take a CD player, a TV or your phone without any extra boxes.

Andover Audio was designed by a team with roots at JBL, a/d/s/ and Cambridge Soundworks, and it genuinely shows in how much music comes out of something this compact.