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Technics, Linn, Rega and Thorens are a few heritage audio brands that have revived (and modernized) their classic turntables.

Think of them as elevated, more versatile Sonos speakers.

We round up the coolest new speakers, turntables and hi-fi components announced in the past several weeks.

The company keeps the vintage look of its iconic best-selling loudspeakers but upgrades its acoustics.

The Austrian audio brand's new turntable blends new technologies with vintage design.

It's further proof that physical media is far from dead.

The famed Japanese audio maker's new flagship hi-fi components are finally here.

The Model One is the first turntable in the company's Forever Series.

Focal, Technics, Cambridge Audio, Marantz and Bowers & Wilkins have all recently revealed striking wireless speakers.

Two iconic brands team up on these beautiful (yet expensive) wireless speakers.

It's designed for bass-loving audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts with deep pockets.

NAD, Naim and JBL are a few heritage audio brands that have released modern versions of their classic amplifiers.

The company's first wireless speakers harness over 70 years of hi-fi expertise.

This speaker-and-amp combo boasts retro vibes and hi-fi sound.

KEF, Dali and Ruark are a few audio makers to have released bookshelf speakers in the last few weeks.

The modernized amps have vintage vibes, but improved style and sound.

According to the brand, it represents "the highest level of turntable technology at the most accessible price point possible."

These entry-level bookshelf speakers pay homage to the British audio maker's 1969-released loudspeakers.

The new wireless speaker borrows drivers and technologies from the iconic British hi-fi brand's more expensive loudspeakers.

Sonos's new flagship Dolby Atmos soundbar, the Arc Ultra, isn't as expensive as first rumored.