Here's how to play vinyl records wirelessly all around the house (and without using a cheap Bluetooth turntable).

You don't have to search too far for the best turntables under $200. Here are our picks from Crosley, Audio-Technica, and House of Marley.

We used these with our turntable and TV, and each of Cambridge Audio’s 100-watt speaker’s 6.5-inch woofer filled the entire room with rich sound, working best in a medium to large area.

But of course, unless you're buying them for their artistic covers only, you'll need something to play them on. If you're thinking of buying your first record player but aren't sure where to start, ...

The original U-Turn Orbit Special was a really good turntable. I bought one in 2018, and it was one of my daily-use decks for years — it had an Ortofon 2M Red cartridge, a solid acrylic platter ...

Victrola drops stylish record players and turntables that any vinyl lover can jam with Written by Matene Toure, Associate Editor Jan. 7, 2025 at 9:24 p.m. PT Jada Jones/ZDNET ...

U-Turn has also improved the experience over previous tables like its Orbit Special, with upgrades that include a dual-speed motor to swap between 33-rpm and 45-rpm records with a switch ...

Dirt-cheap turntables might be destroying your records, and often use a sub-standard cartridge, ... Speed: 33/45/78 plus multi-speed. Output: Analogue. Dimensions: 453 x 372 x 173mm.

Audio-Technica’s new $9,999 turntable levitates and glows. Using magnets the upper section of the Hotaru turntable floats to reduce vibrations that could affect playback.

For example, the Cambridge Alva TT V2 record player supports aptX HD, as does the B&W Formation Wedge. Sounds like a match made in wireless heaven. I love the idea of Bluetooth turntables, but they ...