Known best for its entry-level turntables, the popular Austrian hi-fi brand can mix it up with elite audiophiles, too.

Turntables and record players are different things. Turntables must be plugged into separate amplifiers and speakers to make music while record players are single, self-contained units with a ...

Pro-Ject has revealed two stunning new turntables that look as good as they undoubtedly sound. The Signature 12.2 is the ...

The Signature 12.2 is said to be the most advanced turntable the brand has ever built, and the pinnacle of its design. It's ...

The turntable itself is a belt-drive with a built-in phono preamplifier. It features a heavy die-cast aluminum platter, an ...

Since Panasonic relaunched Technics as a luxury brand in 2014, its retro-modern turntables have been on the pricey side – sometimes ludicrously so. Now the hi-fi sub-brand has launched a budget vinyl ...

If you’re hooking up wired speakers, the Philips Fidelio FT1 has a built-in phono stage, with RCA stereo outputs to use with ...

The new deck features an aluminium platter and a metal tonearm. Alongside that, a matt black housing and a Perspex dust cover complete the set, with Sharp claiming the turntable blends "classic ...

There’s something charming about vinyl that digital can’t replicate. That warmth, the tactile nature of dropping the needle—it’s an experience. The Majority Folio Turntable combines analogue nostalgia ...

The Miniot Wheel 3 plays records from below with an optical sensor instead of a stylus, and can be wall mounted, laid flat or sat on its stand. It's priced at £1,973 / €2,300 / AU$4,105 and is ...

As an audio technology tester, reviewer and journalist, a lot of my time is spent listening to the latest audio equipment – such as the best wireless speakers – in order to understand it and put it ...

Austrian hi‑fi specialist Pro‑Ject has officially launched its flagship Signature 12.2, bringing last year’s prototype into ...