Vinyl

No unnecessary switches, LEDs or logos in sight.

The best-selling turntable gets an audiophile-grade upgrade.

It takes a lot of guesswork out of buying (and setting up a working turntable system.

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

The audiophile-grade turntable has a convenient feature for modern vinyl listeners.

The Austrian hi-fi maker's new affordable turntable is still a stone-cold stunner.

The Chrome Industries x Engineered Garments Warsaw 30L is handy for everyone — and a vinyl lover’s dream.

The Technics SL-1300G is an audiophile-grade turntable that promises to sound even better than it looks.

No matter which party you belong to, you have the respect Minnesota governor Tim Walz's taste in turntables, watches and workwear.

The Pro-Ject XA B is a beautiful turntable with a unique transparent design. According to Pro-Ject, that helps it sound even better.

There aren't many vinyl-ready integrated amplifiers under $500 — the Rotel A8 is one of them.

Why are audiophiles shopping for vintage turntables? We talked to two experts who restore old turntables to learn why.

Building your first turntable system? We've created three different systems to get you on your way. All under $1,000.

When shopping for an entry-level turntable, make sure it has a built-in preamp.

Rule #1: Do not spend more on the cartridge than the table.

When is the last time you thought about your stylus?

A platter mat holds the record in place and absorbs extra vibrations. It's an inexpensive way to upgrade your turntable.

Don't overlook this small but mighty piece of hi-fi gear.

Pro-Ject makes some of our favorite turntables and they range from $300 to very expensive. So, which is best for you?

Forget all the moving parts. With these no-hassle hi-fi setups, all you need is a turntable and a set of speakers.