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Vertere DG X review: a classy turntable with sky-high detail and insight
By Simon Lucas published
In which Vertere delivers a complete, ready-to-go turntable package at what is, by its standards, a very affordable price indeed…

This Sony turntable deal is the perfect beginner spinner for Record Story Day 2025 – it's automatic and has Bluetooth
By Carrie Marshall published
A good deal on a great automatic turntable for effortless audio enjoyment, and the sound is excellent too.

Audio-Technica’s limited-edition $199 gold turntable is the reason I’ll be waiting in line at 8am on Record Store Day
By Becky Scarrott published
Audio-Technica’s limited AT-LP60XBT turntable in gold is an independent in-store exclusive, and if I don't manage to get one, my Record Store Day will be ruined.

Pro-Ject's new fully-automatic turntable could be the buy of Record Store Day 2025
By Becky Scarrott published
Pro-Ject adds to its Record Store Day 2025 releases with a new fully-automatic turntable, to update its enjoyable A1.

Vertere's elite DG X turntable is modular, expensive, and hugely desirable
By Becky Scarrott published
UK-based turntable specialist Vertere's new and easy-to-set-up turntable is for audiophiles and fledgling vinyl lovers alike – if they can afford it.

This limited-edition timepiece turns the iconic Technics SL-1200 turntable into a watch, and I want one
By Rowan Davies published
Wear your vinyl-loving heart on your sleeve? A limited edition Technics SL-1200-inspired watch can help with that.

Victrola adding Bluetooth and Roon to its Sonos-only turntables is the hi-fi equivalent of ‘I think we should see other people’
By Becky Scarrott published
Victrola has expanded the wireless streaming capabilities for its Stream Carbon, Pearl, Onyx and Sapphire decks to go beyond Sonos.

Bang & Olufsen's latest reworked turntable is a masterpiece of retro revival, in a breathtaking wooden presentation box
By Carrie Marshall published
A design classic returns and is even more desirable than before – but don't expect to see them in stores.

This wild turntable plays vinyl without a tonearm, automatically detects the RPM, and is a solid lump of aluminum
By Carrie Marshall published
A strange and beautiful turntable that's launching soon – but don't expect to find it at retailers.

EAT C-Dur Concrete review: yes, it's real concrete, and it's amazingly detailed and insightful
By Simon Lucas published
Big and heavy and intermittently clever, the C-Dur turntable (plus the C-Tone tonearm and the Jo No.8 moving magnet cartridge) create a strong visual, as well as sonic, impression.
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