Unique turntables of 2025 include Audio-Technica’s levitating Hotaru to MoFi x Fender’s vintage rock vibe and Thorens’ modern ...

While you can spend extravagant amounts on a turntable, the true sweet spot for a record player is around $300. The best models at this price are not simple toys and can be considered true hi-fi.

So eat all my greens I did, and one audiobook about anthropomorphic animals that live in a big forest was socketed into my cassette player. That cassette player was my only way to listen to just about ...

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Audio-Technica’s levitating Hotaru turntable also glows with hypnotising colours Clearaudio brings luxury hi-fi pedigree to a wider audience with its competitively priced turntable 5 special edition ...

Available in multiple colors, the Victrola Eastwood II record player normally costs $149.99 online, but right now Amazon has slashed the price of the oak model to as little as $99.99, saving you ...

Technics understands the power of its legacy – and it’s arguable that no audio product has greater resonance than the ‘SL’ range that has been going strong for over 50 years now. For the ...

Toshiba has come up with its own take on Audio-Technica's Sound Burger, the very compact, portable record player. The Toshiba Aurex AX-RP10 is designed to take the party anywhere, and promises ...

In less than a week, Audio-Technica received orders for its entire 7,000-unit run of the retro record player. Digital Trends will update this post if the company decides to reward people's ...

So you’ve got your first record player. You’ve been listening to your shiny new vinyl records, and you’re loving the extra tactility and warm sound that comes from the analog experience ...

This compact vinyl record player combines retro aesthetics from a bygone era with modern Bluetooth tech, making it the perfect option in 2025. It allows you to play your vinyl through any ...

I’ve tried CDs, streaming, and more, but after eight years my Audio-Technica Stereo Turntable is still my favorite way to listen to music. Here’s why I love my record player as much as I do.