MANAYO’s PM6BT bridges two worlds that rarely talk to each other: your turntable and your Bluetooth gear. Most phono preamps either ignore wireless entirely or only handle one direction. This one works both ways. Flip it to Receiver mode and stream from a Bluetooth turntable to wired speakers. Switch to Transmitter mode and send your vinyl’s analog signal to wireless headphones or speakers. The Qualcomm chip inside keeps latency low and the connection stable, so you’re not fighting dropouts mid-record.

The metal chassis feels solid on the desk, and the bass and treble knobs give you real control over the sound—useful when your cartridge or speakers lean too bright or too warm. The PHONO/LINE toggle applies proper RIAA equalization for turntables without a built-in preamp, and it switches cleanly to line-level input for other sources. At this price point, the adjustability is a genuine advantage over simpler, set-and-forget preamps.

One honest limitation: the Bluetooth transmitter mode adds a slight compression compared to a wired connection, so purists will still want a direct cable for critical listening. But for casual sessions, late-night headphone listening, or sending vinyl to a kitchen speaker, the convenience outweighs the trade-off. It does one job—getting your records to more speakers—and does it without fuss.