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We have crowned seven outstanding turntable winners at the What Hi-Fi? Awards 2025, with one model celebrating its 8th win in a row
Pro-Ject and Rega both have a turntable-win apiece at more affordable prices: the Planar 1 is once again the winner in the ...
This is a lot more expensive than the other turntables I'm recommending here, but if you want an excellent all-in-one where ...
This new-age version of an iconic turntable is getting a masterful upgrade. The Technics SL-1200 is a turntable icon. First ...
Compared to a lot of other devices that Digital Trends reviews on a regular basis, testing out the newest and best turntables can be capricious. While modern turntables have become much more ...
‘Overall’? Well, overall the best record player here is the Cambridge Alva TT v2 – it sounds biggest and boldest, it has the ...
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A British Hi-Fi Specialist Just Upgraded One of Its Legendary Audiophile Turntables
According to the brand, every major component has been refined or redesigned to deliver a step up in performance and ...
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Let’s take it back to 1895, when the first ...
Michell Audio launches Revolv and Gyro turntables, modernizing classic designs with premium materials, upgraded chassis, and high-end performance. You'll still need a tonearm.
Technics ends the SL-1200/1210G run with two Grand Class Master Edition turntables in black or silver with even better performance and fancy gold accents.
The vinyl resurgence shows no sign of slowing down — but streaming services are still the preferred way for most people to listen to music these days. As such, smart speakers like the Amazon Echo, ...
Boston's U-Turn Audio has applied "audiophile-approved" upgrades to its Orbit line of turntables, reworking the drive system, adding electronic speed control, installing a magnesium-alloy tonearm, and ...
Vinyl record players have been around for many decades, but they enjoyed high popularity in the ’60s and ’70s. Before vinyl, records played at home were made from shellac, a hard material similar to ...
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