Listening to vinyl is a joyful experience, and with these tips, tricks, and tools, you can set up your turntable and keep it spinning clean.

JICO's hand-assembled cartridges and needles have a great reputation – for example, the newly announced Korg turntables we reported on recently have a JICO model at the top of the range to make ...

NAMM 2025: We first got word of Korg’s new turntable range a year ago, when the company announced the Handytraxx Play back at NAMM 2024, although it’s been listed as ‘coming soon’ on the company’s ...

The Victrola Stream Sapphire is an ambitious wireless turntable, combining the brand’s Sonos-compatibility supremacy with high-fidelity Wi-Fi-streaming capabilities. It sounds great wired in to ...

Goldring is a British hi-fi company that has been around since 1906. It’s well known for its high-quality phono cartridges that are used in many other companies’ modern (and vintage) turntables. Now, ...

Goldring is well known for its precision-engineered phono cartridges, and now the firm has created its first turntable in decades to go with them. Developed in association with an unnamed but ...

New Products Audio Technica’s AT-ART1000X Moving Coil Phono Cartridge is Designed For the World’s Top Turntables At $5,499, the AT-ART1000X Direct Power Stereo Moving Coil Phono Cartridge improves ...

Dual's new fully automatic turntable introduces a big convenience boost to vinyl playback and is one of the most joyous record players I've ever used.

Dual showcased two different turntable designs with clever features, including Bluetooth streaming and a world-first app that lets you control all features of a fully automatic deck.

This Victrola turntable made me rediscover my old record collection and even listen to new vinyl. The Victrola Hi-Res Carbon Turntable is priced at $599.