Electrohome's Montrose record player and McKinley 2.0 stereo-powered bookshelf speakers make an excellent combination for anyone entering the vinyl world or for many like myself to get back in ...

Electrohome's Montrose record player and McKinley bookshelf speakers give stereo sound with a nostalgic feel. Pocket-lint. Montrose record player stereo system review: Vinatge sound, modern look.

The new Electrohome Montrose Record Player + McKinley Powered Bookshelf Speakers bundle costs just $199, looks good, delivers stereo sound, and features an Audio Technica cartridge.

The Bluetooth version of Electrohome’s Montrose turntable sells for $120, and the company’s McKinley wireless bookshelf speakers go for $100 a pair.

Typically, stereo receivers and/or integrated amps will feature a dedicated RCA phono input for connecting a record player, but not all receivers/amps do. If not, you have a couple of options.