Fully automatic turntables will start at the beginning ... both of which are appealing to DJs. Audio-Technica has a great reputation in the industry, and the LP60X is one of its most popular ...

The PS-LX310BT is a plug-and-play fully automatic design that includes phono stage ... LP5x was £299 now £269 at Richer Sounds (save £30 with VIP) Audio-Technica’s excellent LP5x turntable is another ...

Should you get a Bluetooth turntable? They offer an easy and inexpensive way to bring vinyl music to your life, but may not be right for everyone. We break it down for you.

Audio-Technica launches the AT-LP5X turntable in India with upgraded features, a direct-drive motor, and USB connectivity.

The LP5X gained top marks in our review, and an £80 price drop sees the five-star record player drop back to its rock bottom ...

The Stevie (Philips V3000) is a cheaper system at 199 Euros. It’s a three-speed, belt driven turntable with Audio Technica MM cartridge. There’s 12W RMS power output with two full range, bass reflex ...

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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 ...

This is what we found; this is what you should buy. 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 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 on can be a tricky business. While ...

The best turntable we can recommend right now is the U-Turn Audio Orbit Special (Gen 2), which has been given a nice little refresh and upgrade since it launched in 2012. Its top-notch Ortofon ...

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