Introduction
The TT MK2 has been our default answer to "which turntable should I start with" for a while: belt drive, a real phono stage on board, an Audio-Technica cartridge already fitted, and a price that doesn't need a second thought. The one question it couldn't answer was "can I play it to my Bluetooth speaker?"
The TT MK2 BT answers it. Argon took the same plinth, platter, tonearm and preamp, and added a Bluetooth 5.4 transmitter with aptX and aptX HD. Press the BT button next to the speed dial, pair, and the deck streams to whatever you already own: a Fenris A4, a pair of wireless headphones, a soundbar. The RCA output is still there, so a wired amplifier works exactly as before.
Two small upgrades ride along. Auto stop halts the platter at the end of the side (the arm stays where it is, you lift it yourself), and the quoted wow and flutter has dropped from the TT MK2's 0.15% to 0.06%. Everything else, from the 1.8 kg iron platter to the 3.5 g tracking force, is TT MK2 as we know it.
Watch It in Action
Argon's official overview of the TT MK2 series, including the BT:
Key Features & Benefits
- Bluetooth 5.4 with aptX and aptX HD. Put the turntable where it looks right and send the signal to a speaker across the room. aptX HD keeps the stream close to wired quality on receivers that support it.
- Wired or wireless, your call. The RCA output stays on the back, so the deck can start life on a Bluetooth speaker and move into a full hi-fi system later without being replaced.
- Built-in RIAA preamp. Plug into any line input, active speaker or amplifier. No separate phono stage to buy.
- Pre-mounted Audio-Technica AT3600L. A moving magnet cartridge that's already aligned at the factory. Out of the box, set the tracking force, play.
- Auto stop. Forget a record on the platter and it stops spinning at the end of the side.
- Iron platter on a sub-platter drive. 1.8 kg of platter on a ball bearing for steady speed and low resonance.
- 5 finishes. Black matte lacquer, Walnut veneer, Pine Green, Atlantic Blue and Electric Amber lacquer, matching the Fenris speaker colours.
Gallery
Every angle in one place. Click any shot to open it full size.
Who It's For
Anyone starting vinyl with a Bluetooth speaker already in the room, or adding a second deck to a kitchen, office or bedroom where cables are the thing stopping you. It also suits wireless headphone listeners who want records without an amp on the desk. Paired with a Fenris A4 or A5 in a matching colour it's a complete system for well under €700.
Who should look elsewhere: if you'll only ever run a cable to an amplifier, the standard TT MK2 does the same job for €30 less. If you want an automatic arm that returns on its own, look at the Audio-Technica AT-LP60XBT or Sony PS-LX3BT instead.
Quick Specs
- Wireless: Bluetooth 5.4, aptX and aptX HD
- Cartridge: Audio-Technica AT3600L (MM), pre-mounted
- Speeds: 33 ⅓ / 45 RPM
- Drive: belt, sub-platter design, iron platter 1.8 kg
- Tonearm: aluminium, 8.6″, 8 g effective mass, 3.5 g tracking force
- Phono preamp: built-in RIAA, RCA output
- Wow & flutter: ≤ 0.06%; signal-to-noise 55 dB
- Operation: manual with auto stop
- Dimensions / weight: 12.5 × 42 × 36 cm, 6.2 kg
- In the box: turntable, power supply (1.8 m), RCA cable (1.5 m), dust cover
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Bluetooth 5.4 with aptX HD and a wired RCA output in one deck
- Built-in RIAA preamp and factory-mounted cartridge, nothing extra to buy
- Auto stop at the end of the side
- 5 finishes that match the Fenris speakers
Cons
- Manual tonearm: auto stop only, no auto return
- Wireless sound quality depends on the codec your speaker or headphones support
- €30 over the standard TT MK2 if you never use Bluetooth
Where to Buy
The Argon Audio TT MK2 BT is open for pre-order at Soundium at €299, with the first units expected in November 2026. The EARLY5 code takes 5% off while it's on pre-order. We stock gear locally for fast, secure delivery.
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Final Thoughts
Argon didn't redesign the TT MK2, it just removed the last reason not to buy one. If your speaker is wireless, the €30 premium over the standard deck buys you a turntable that works in the room you actually have. If you're all cables, the TT MK2 is still the pick. Either way, the cartridge, the preamp and the platter are the same, and that's the part that matters.
Still Unsure?
Not sure the TT MK2 BT fits your speakers or your room? Reach out to our team and we'll help you find the right match.
