Rotari

Rotari is a brand of portable record players owned and manufactured by the Slovenian company, Light Electronic Institute (LEI). The company was founded in 1984 and is based in Kranj, Slovenia.

The Rotari line of portable record players is known for its rugged design, portability, and ability to play 33 1/3, 45, 78, 80, and 90 rpm records. Models in the Rotari series are available with automatic or manual start capabilities and often feature built-in speakers or carry handles for increased convenience.

Rotari record players are often used by individuals who value the nostalgic experience of listening to vinyl records on the go. The brand has gained a following among music enthusiasts and audiophiles who appreciate the high-quality sound and the portability of these players.

LEI's Rotari brand has also collaborated with various artists and designers over the years, releasing limited-edition models with unique designs and colors. These collaborations have helped to increase the brand's visibility and appeal among music enthusiasts.

While the popularity of vinyl records has experienced a resurgence in recent years, Rotari players have maintained a loyal following among those who value the tactile experience of listening to music on analog media. Despite the rise of digital music formats, Rotari record players continue to be a popular choice for those who prefer the warm, rich sound of vinyl records.

The exact number of Rotari models produced over the years is unknown, but the brand has released a wide range of models in different colors and configurations, each with its own unique features and design aesthetic.