So you can imagine our surprise and delight when we came to update our turntable buying guide and saw that two new deserving turntables reviewed this month were ready and waiting to be thrust into the ...

This Audio Technica isn't for audiophiles. It's a decent turntable that's admittedly a little bit pricey. But it more than makes up for that with the fact that it has a built in preamp ...

We’ve handpicked the best turntables and record players based on our rigorous testing and years of expert knowledge, with options for every budget and experience level. The best turntable can ...

If your turntable setup is in need of a refresh, it's worth considering changing the current cartridge rather than swapping out the entire record player itself. It's a simple but effective change, and ...

with a dance party from a Thorens-like deck in Severance to Agatha All Along trashing a perfectly good TEAC TN-280BT — it's official: turntables are cool again, and you should get one.

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 ...

The Century family celebrates the first 100 years of Philips audio. There are five new products, but really it’s about the turntables, which are all-in-one systems designed to take on brands like ...

Fully automatic turntables will start at the beginning of the record and then stop and lift the tonearm at the end of the record. A manual turntable gives you more control because it allows you to ...

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 user ...

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