Audizio is a lifestyle home audio brand offering DAB+ radios, turntables, Hi-Fi systems, and support mounts, combining timeless design with modern ease of use.
Audizio is a lifestyle brand operating under the Tronios Group International B.V. umbrella, dedicated to delivering warmth and joy through high-quality home audio and Hi-Fi products. Designed with a focus on clean, timeless aesthetics and user-friendly functionality, Audizio products seamlessly blend into modern living spaces. The brand's diverse portfolio includes digital DAB+ and internet radios, vinyl record players, soundbars, and stereo amplifiers, all engineered to provide an accessible yet premium audio experience.
In addition to consumer electronics, Audizio offers practical installation solutions such as TV and monitor mounts, ensuring technology integrates neatly into the home environment. By prioritizing eye-catching design, comfort, and affordability, Audizio serves audio enthusiasts and casual listeners alike who seek reliable performance without complexity.
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To pair a Bluetooth device, set the mode knob on the turntable to 'BT' or 'BT OUT' (depending on whether you are receiving or transmitting audio). The LED indicator will flash blue to indicate pairing mode. On your external device, search for 'Audizio' in the Bluetooth settings and select it. A steady light indicates a successful connection.
This is likely due to the Auto-stop function. Some vinyl records have different pressing lengths. If the platter stops too early or keeps spinning after the record ends, locate the Auto-stop ON/OFF switch near the tonearm and set it to OFF to manually control playback.
Navigate to the 'Configuration' or 'System Settings' menu on your radio's interface, select 'Factory Reset' or 'Reset to Default,' and confirm the action. Note that this will erase all saved presets and network configurations.
Ensure your router is broadcasting a 2.4GHz signal if required, and that the password (WPA/WEP) is entered correctly (case-sensitive). If the issue persists, try the 'WLAN Scan' function in the Network Setup menu to refresh the list of available networks.