The powered speaker is a plug-and-play solution that promises to work with a wide variety of turntables. It's relatively ...

The SpinBase 2 uses Andover’s Dual Direct Drive (Bi-amp) amplification design. This means that each woofer and tweeter are directly powered by its own dedicated amplifier. Andover feels that this ...

The Duke turntable has a real oak plinth and is belt-driven with 45 and 33 and 1/3rpm speeds. The metal platter is 12 inches ...

These versatile speakers sound great (though a little light in the bass) and include a phono input for use with a turntable, plus an HDMI input for TV use. We cover everything from under-$50 ...

What speakers should you pair with your turntable? The truth is, any pair of speakers will do; you simply need a pair that are the right size, price, design and sonic match for your record player. You ...

“Recently, vinyl listeners have been adding [isolation pucks] to their setups — under turntables, speakers, and amps — for ...

We’ve assembled three turntable systems in three different ways, and they all cost around the same price — all are under $1,000. If you have Sonos speakers in your house and you want to add a ...

One of our few nitpicks in regard to the M40 which will likely be our Editor’s Choice pick for best wireless speaker of 2024 is that it doesn’t come with an internal phono pre-amplifier, so it’s great ...

One of the minor annoyances about vinyl, particularly fancy vinyl, is that you can't really show it off while it's playing – so if you have an LP with a particularly great color, or one that ...

The Lenco LS-600WA is a vinyl turntable, amplifier and speaker bundle aimed at people new to medium who want something they can play their vinyl collection on without damaging their records.

But while the former just requires your eyes to appreciate, only the best turntables will help you extract that audio loveliness from your record collection. And that’s whether you’re listening ...

In addition to connecting to external speakers via an analog cable ... In a direct-drive turntable, the motor sits right under the platter, so you run the risk of that affecting the sound ...