Andover Audio Andover-One

IsoGroove is a proprietary vibration-damping system that isolates the turntable from the speakers housed in the same cabinet. This prevents acoustic feedback, allowing you to play music at higher volumes without the low-frequency rumble or distortion typically found in all-in-one systems.

Yes, the system is quite versatile. It features optical, coaxial, and analog line inputs, allowing you to connect external sources like a CD player, streamer, or television directly to the unit.

Yes, the Andover-One includes a USB output that lets you connect the turntable to your computer. You can use standard recording software to rip your vinyl records into high-quality digital files.

The array uses a combination of side-firing drivers and front-facing tweeters to create a wide, expansive soundstage that fills a room more effectively than traditional forward-facing speakers. While it is a single-cabinet system, the design is engineered to deliver a spacious, immersive stereo experience.

The turntable is based on the Pro-Ject Debut Carbon, which is a high-quality, reliable component. You will occasionally need to clean the stylus, and you may eventually need to replace the needle, but the belt-drive mechanism and carbon fiber tonearm are designed for long-term durability.

No, the Andover-One uses an RF (Radio Frequency) remote rather than an infrared one. This means you can control the volume, speed, and input selection from anywhere in the room, even if the unit is tucked away or behind a glass cabinet.