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Three terrific turntables with pedigree are put to the test in our listening rooms. Only one can ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Brad Moon covers audio gear, Apple products and consumer tech. With records continuing their 18 year sales growth surge and around ...

Investing in a vertical record player can allow you to display limited-edition & colorful LPs. By Rylee Johnston All products and services featured are independently chosen by editors. However, ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Technics has long been synonymous with professional DJ ...

Audio-Technica's new AT-LP70X series of turntables is designed for beginners, but its rich features and surprisingly good audio will impress hardened audiophiles. When I first started my vinyl journey ...

The two new turntables are aimed at both those new to vinyl and those looking to upgrade from an all-in-one. The two new turntables are aimed at both those new to vinyl and those looking to upgrade ...

Sony has announced two new Bluetooth turntables after seven years of radio silence.

The hunt for perfect sound has pushed audio lovers way beyond basic functionality into something that feels more like sonic art. Modern turntable design isn’t just about spinning vinyl anymore – it’s ...

Unique turntables of 2025 include Audio-Technica’s levitating Hotaru to MoFi x Fender’s vintage rock vibe and Thorens’ modern classic. Vinyl’s comeback? Yeah, old news by now. Record sales have been ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Vinyl is, as you're probably tired of hearing by now, huge. Driven by megastars such as Taylor Swift, vinyl sales broke past the $1 billion ...

Fluance is one of the biggest names in entry-level hi-fi turntables, with models ranging from $250 to $550. In the sub-$1,000 space, it’s a bonafide rival to the likes of Pro-Ject and U-Turn Audio.