The new AT33x dual moving coil phono cartridges promise a host of sonic and engineering upgrades over the previous AT33 ...

This lightweight and compact record player makes it easier to listen to your vinyl records on-the-go. By Rudie Obias All products and services featured are independently chosen by editors. However, ...

The unique turntable retains all of its vintage styling but adds in modern conveniences like Bluetooth and USB-C The unique turntable retains all of its vintage styling but adds in modern conveniences ...

This is a lot more expensive than the other turntables I'm recommending here, but if you want an excellent all-in-one where ...

College was peak record collecting era for me. I you were a music lover in the late 2010s, buying records was the trendiest way to show off your taste. The classic dorm room problem was not having ...

Q I am purchasing a turntable to use with my stereo and to create digital files on my computer. I was going to buy the $299 Audio-Technica AT-LP120-USB you reviewed on your website, but then saw the ...

Audio Technica’s AT-LPW50BTRW is one such new turntable, offering an appealing combination of features – a belt drive turntable with built-in phono stage and Bluetooth streaming – to appeal to a wide ...

Audio equipment company Audio-Technica has announced the return of its portable vinyl turntable, the Sound Burger. The product was previously created by the Japanese brand in the 1980s but was given a ...

To many audiophiles, vinyl records are the way to go when it comes to listening to music. Others just enjoy vinyl for the nostalgia of it all. Audio-Technica has just re-released the AT-SB727 Sound ...

Audio-Technica is ringing in its 60th anniversary with the launch of two new record players. For the first turntable, the audio brand has reissued its acclaimed Sound Burger 40 years after its initial ...

Many audiophiles believe the richest sound comes from good old-fashioned vinyl, and to tap into that sweet sound, you’ll need a good turntable. But that turntable doesn’t have to be old-fashioned.

Before Sony helped make music listening mobile, and well before the digital age when thousands of albums could fit on a device no bigger than a calculator, kids would likely grab a portable turntable ...