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A retro record player inspired by a retro Mac.

Gadhouse has updated its Cosmo portable turntable that debuted last year with three new color options reminiscent of Apple’s colorful iMac G3 lineup. The $199 record player is now available in venus red, jupiter green, and neptune blue as part of a new Solar Edition collection, as well as the original lucid white option.

The Cosmo has its own built-in speakers but also includes Bluetooth connectivity, a radio tuner, and can play music from an SD card.

Four versions of the Gadhouse Cosmo Solar Edition turntables in new colorway options.
Gadhouse’s Cosmo turntable is now available in three new color options.
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