Vinyl

The "plug-and-play ready" turntable promises to sound (and look) way better than before.

Reserved for the "best of the best" turntables.

The special-edition turntable is marketed towards modern vinyl enthusiasts.

Sony has released next-gen versions of its popular 2019-released turntable.

Pro-Ject Audio's newest honors one of history's most popular metal bands. Plus a classy bison leather tote from Flint and Tinder, Bugatti rehashes the Veyron and more.

It takes design cues from the brand's classic turntables from the 1960s and '70s.

It's positioned for burgeoning audiophiles who want to get more serious about vinyl without breaking the bank.

The famed Japanese hi-fi brand is calling it its "finest turntable yet."

You've probably never seen a turntable quite like it, as it taps into the hi-fi's physical media boom in an interesting way.

Including Bang & Olufsen's special-edition loudspeakers, Pro-Ject's CD player, and LG's innovative Dolby Atmos system.

It's also significantly more affordable than the American audio brand's other record players.

This new-age version of an iconic turntable is getting a masterful upgrade.

You've likely never seen a turntable quite like it.

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

The two popular hi-fi manufacturers want to give "listeners more ways to enjoy vinyl without compromise."

It's giving hi-fi enthusiasts a new way of experiencing the physical media format.

It caters to both nostalgia and new-age hi-fi.

Cambridge Audio teamed up with fellow London-based brand Maharishi to give a military-inspired makeover to a turntable and earbuds.

The turntable is aimed at audiophiles and represents a "bold new step for the brand."

It's a complete audiophile-grade system, designed for both vinyl and Sonos enthusiasts.