Vinyl records produce sound by passing a hollow needle along grooves in the hardware. Those grooves are waves the needle picks up and eventually outputs to a speaker. MP3s, on the other hand, use a ...

While CDs and cassette tapes are the best known precursors to modern infotainment systems, vinyl records also had a place in car dashboards once.

RCA ended up selling only around 100,000 players in the first year—half of what the company had ambitiously projected—but they didn’t give up the ghost.

Converting your beloved vinyl records from wax to digital is a great way to preserve them and take them on the go. Here's how to do it.

We tested several entry-level record player models, all under $300, to find the best ones for total vinyl beginners or seasoned audiophiles.

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Want to create needledrops to take your vinyl records on the go as digital files? Here's the best equipment, gear and accessories you need.

Record players are a great addition to any space, especially for music lovers. We tested out multiple models and picked the best options below!

The best turntables under $100 from brands like Crosley, ION and Victrola let you play your vinyl collection while sticking to your budget.

Forgotten audio formats: The Highway Hi-Fi If only we could still play scratch our vinyl records while speeding down country lanes.

RCA's long-awaited videodisc system, essentially a vinyl record that played video, hits stores in the U.S. The company spent 15 years and $200 million developing it, only for the system to flop ...