Technics, Linn, Rega and Thorens are a few heritage audio brands that have revived ... Learn more Do vintage turntables sound better than modern ones? It’s a debate. On the one hand, modern ...

Initially released in 1957 and produced until 1965, the TD 124 is the Swiss (now German) audio company’s legendary idler-driven turntable that was used by broadcast studios and radio stations for ...

The Gadhouse DUKE & ROY combo of turntable and speakers is an all in one music system and includes Bluetooth and optical ...

The grey metal and plastic base certainly looks quite dated in 2024, but it matches visually quite well with vintage audio products from the 1970s. Finding one in reasonable condition isn’t that ...

Or does it make more sense to buy a vintage turntable like a Thorens ... the company as it struggled to combat the birth of ...

Pro-Ject, the popular Austrian hi-fi manufacturer, has released quite a few new turntables in recent months — everything from a $450 starter to a new $15,000 flagship — but its latest one is a bit ...

From $6,000, the Pro-Ject Classic Reference turntable combines a vintage look with high-end construction and performance for audiophiles.

Nothing seems to compare with the satisfaction of handling this vintage physical ... 600WA is fitted with an Audio-Tecnica AT-VM95E moving magnet cartridge. The Lenco turntable bundle has a ...