That's no moon... it's a Star Wars-themed Crosley turntable
Released for Record Store Day and based on the Crosley Deluxe, this record player has images from the 'Star Wars: A New Hope' poster on the outside. Inside, it's a three-speed player featuring pitch control and Bluetooth capability.

This isn't the turntable you're looking for. Or, at least, not the turntable you'd usually be looking for.
As a celebration of the 10th Record Store Day, which coincides with the 40th anniversary of Star Wars: A New Hope, Crosley has produced a new Star Wars-themed turntable based on its Cruiser Deluxe.
The outside of the portable turntable features the iconic poster for the film, while inside is a three-speed player featuring pitch control and Bluetooth capability, as well as dynamic full-range stereo speakers, a headphone jack and RCA outputs.
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However, if this player is anything like the Cruiser or the Keepsake, we would advise using it with caution. In contrast to most turntables, which have a tracking weights of around 2-3g, the Crosley measures in at over 9g.
Consequently, we wouldn't necessarily suggest playing your favourite vinyl on it. Truly, the force is strong with this one.
The limited-edition player is available from participating independent record stores on April 22nd. Prices have not yet been announced, but the standard Cruiser Deluxe retails at around £90.
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And if you find yourself in a stand-off with a Wookie over this turntable, we'd advise letting the Wookie win.
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Adam was a staff writer for What Hi-Fi?, reviewing consumer gadgets for online and print publication, as well as researching and producing features and advice pieces on new technology in the hi-fi industry. He has since worked for PC Mag as a contributing editor and is now a science and technology reporter for The Independent.











