A record player is a device for reproducing sound from mechanically recorded discs. From the birth of the phonograph in 1877 until 1948, all records were made of a shellac compound, and played at 78 revolutions per minute (RPM). The term “record” is sometimes used to refer to an audio recording that either originally or … Read more
There was a time when vinyl records were the dominant form of music playback. They’re not quite as popular these days, but many audiophiles still swear by them for sound quality. And if you want to get the absolute best sound from your vinyl records, there are some things you need to do! One way … Read more
Everybody has some vinyl records in their day, but that doesn’t mean you’ve got the right equipment to enjoy them. A great setup for listening to your old records is a quality turntable paired with an equally high-quality speaker system. There are many different types of powered speakers out there but the most common type … Read more
The turntable is an audio equipment staple for many audiophiles. Inexpensive models can be found at grocery stores and thrift shops, while high-end ones sell for thousands of dollars. However, these devices are often neglected in the continuous quest to buy the next great piece of hi-fi gear. If you’re considering a new purchase or … Read more
Turntables and record players are two devices that tend to be neglected in the audio world. While they can still produce an amazing sound, they do need a bit more TLC than other music devices because of the physical nature of their production. A great way to make your vinyl or record collection into a … Read more