Record players to get your vinyl sounding great - Do your vinyl justice with the best turntables to play them on. Ross Lydall ...

Many entry-level turntables come with a pre-installed cartridge from Audio-Technica, Grado Labs ... The super-elliptical nude diamond stylus features lower effective tip mass, and improved rigidity, ...

Some models also include Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, seamlessly connecting to your current audio ... speakers, a turntable focuses on the essentials, including the tonearm, platter, stylus, and sometimes ...

Cheap doesn't necessarily mean nasty when it comes to the best turntables: you can pick up a very good model for considerably ...

Audio-Technica’s wireless earbuds don’t always receive the same amount of buzz that larger brands get, but they’re consistently good performers that deliver on all the most important criteria.

Not that you’ll likely have to worry much about running out of power. Improving on their predecessor’s already mammoth 20-hour-per-charge capacity, the CKS50TW2 get a claimed 25 hours per ...

Lenco has announced three new turntables, from a straightforward ... It has Bluetooth output for wireless headphones and speakers, an Audio Technica AT-VM95E Moving Magnet Cartridge, a metal ...

Gadhouse's refreshed COSMO all-in-one player has new colours and promises improved audio. It's a superb-looking turntable with built-in speakers, USB, SD card connections and Bluetooth too.

The affordable deck comes equipped with an Audio Technica AT3600L moving magnet cartridge and is capable of playing at 33 and 45 RPM speeds. All three of Lenco's latest trio of turntables will be ...

We've spotted some fantastic new deals on superb turntables from Technics, Pro-Ject and Audio-Technica – see below for their lowest prices – so now could be the best time to start your vinyl journey.

Another special edition of Record Roundup, just in time for the holidays. If you’re shopping for a record collector who already owns a turntable but lacks a decent stereo system to plug it into ...

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