A phono stage (also called a phono preamp) amplifies the record player's signal so that it's ready for your amplifier and ...

Naturally, this means you'll be in the market to buy a new turntable, which is where we come in. What Hi-Fi? has been reviewing turntables ever since we started in 1976, so we know just how tricky – ...

That means more of us are either dusting off old record players or buying new ones. Setting up a turntable, though, has become something of a forgotten art for many of us. It was for me.

If you loved the idea of Brian Eno's neon turntable but couldn't quite stretch to the £20,000 / $20,000 price tag, Audio-Technica has some good news for you. Its magnetically levitating, music-sensing ...

If there’s any dust, muck, or grime on your record, the needle can get fouled up. That means annoying snaps, crackles, and ...

Put $5,400/ £4,150 / AU$8,500 Vertere’s way and in return you get a beautifully constructed DG X turntable, a strange-looking ...

Portable record players are admittedly niche. They’re not exactly known for their high-quality playback or their convenience. And, in today’s day and age, they’re really only designed for those ...

Almost as if you’re not using a 70-year-old technology. Whether you’re new to tonearms or you’re a long-time fan of the platter, the list below features our pick of the best turntables you can buy.

Top turntable designers share the vinyl records they love listening to and that had a huge impact on their lives ...