If you think vinyl is old fashioned, you couldn't be more wrong. While the basic technology behind turntables hasn't changed much in the last decade or so, the surrounding audio ecosystem has come on ...

While audiophiles will attest to the high fidelity of a purely analog record setup, no one can deny the convenience of being able to connect your turntable to an existing Bluetooth sound system. The ...

Bluetooth turntables like the Victrola Automatic and Eastwood II let vinyl fans enjoy records wirelessly without worrying ...

This tiny dual Bluetooth-transmitter accepts signals from your legacy gear and also serves as a USB audio interface, so you can transmit from your computer. It sounds great and has about a 30-foot ...

It’s no secret to anyone who follows the music scene that vinyl has reemerged in a major way. Whether it’s music purists who long for the days of hearing the needle scratch a record, or audiophiles ...

It may be nostalgia that pushes people to reach for their vinyl, but who says you can't use some modern-day technology to make the experience a little more seamless? Sony is mixing something old with ...

The Cambridge Audio Alva TT is bound to upset audiophiles and traditionalists who don't believe Bluetooth belongs in a turntable. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, ...

TCL may be in charge of Sony TVs and soundbars now, but Sony isn't giving up on vinyl.

Record Round 35 features Sony’s first new turntables since 2019, an under-turntable speaker system from Victrola and MIXX ...

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