Goldring is best known for making phono cartridges, but no doubt buoyed by the steady growth in the analogue revival, the GR3 is the company’s first new turntable for over two decades. Simple and ...

While a record player is self-contained and will play vinyl without any other equipment, the sound quality is typically poor; a turntable and speakers (like Audioengine’s A2+) will give you a ...

Instead of a true all-in-one record player — where the speakers, amplification, and other components are housed inside the turntable — the Analog System 5 System pairs the company’s entry-level ...

We often see big savings on some of our favourite five-star turntables and even on Award-winning decks, making them even greater value than before. Whether you're planning to upgrade your record ...

With records now outselling CDs again for the first time since the late 1980s, vinyl can be considered well and truly revived, but choosing a turntable to play it ... you’re in the market for your ...

Who makes that $349 Bluetooth turntable you mentioned in the article ... The TN-280BT-A3 makes a great record player for a traditional stereo with an amplifier and wired speakers, as well as ...

Victrola's all-in-one turntables are delightfully retro, and now the firm has added two particularly good-looking new models: ...

Unfortunately, not every newcomer to vinyl realises that the record player you choose makes a huge difference to the quality of the sound. Dirt-cheap turntables might be destroying your records ...

We'll also show which models are record players – standalone devices that include built-in amplifiers and speakers – and which are turntables, which use a separate amp and speakers to produce sound.

Described by Eno as a sculpture as well as a record player, Turntable II can be deployed as an ambient piece when it’s not playing vinyl. If that’s what you want to do, then the high-quality Pro-Ject ...