Vinyl

Peter Hahn, the co-owner of the Turntable Lab, the New York-based, go-to music shop for professional DJs, musicians and audiophiles, selects his favorite vinyl accessories.

Can you buy a great-sounding turntable for under $500? The answer is yes, yes you can.

A 100 year old Danish hi-fi company is the main reason why many turntable manufacturers choose not to make a crucial audio component.

Vibrations are integral to vinyl setups, as long as you can control them.

Looking for a great stereo receiver for your bookshelf speakers? Start here.

Do automatic turntables sound better, worse or the same as manual turntables?

This puck-shaped object sits on your turntable's spindle and helps improve sound quality.

For the best audio quality, stop committing these vinyl-record no-nos.

Mastering plays an important role in the way music sounds. So why would a record label do it twice?

Discover personal picks from recording studio legends, audio execs, record store owners, and more.

We asked a number of musicians, audio professionals and vinyl lovers to share which records they still love listening to on vinyl.

The Sonos Roam lets you connect a turntable for a fraction of the price you used to have to pay.

Linn teamed up with Jony Ive's design firm, LoveFrom, to release a special edition of its iconic Sondek LP12 turntable.

The Sonos Port can be hooked up to your receiver and will turn your stereo into full-fledged wireless Sonos streaming system.

Put on these records and they’ll sound are a million light years away from today’s sterile digital soundscapes.

A USB turntable works like most other turntables, but it has the added functionality of allowing you save your records as digital files on your computer.

Are you shopping for a turntable for the first? It can be daunting and, well, you likely have a lot of questions. We're here to answer them.

Marantz is leagues ahead of everything happening in analog technology.

Bringing vinyl enthusiasts into the digital age.