Turntables for audiophiles and record collectors come in all shapes and sizes. Modern manufacturers like Pro-Ject, Rega, and Music Hall offer a range of popular products with different levels of performance, price points, and compatibility with less traditional listening spaces. But how do you choose? One option is to look at the various technical considerations … Read more

When the grandson of a famous audiophile wanted to get into vinyl recording, he got frustrated with his turntable. He was used to the low quality sound that came from digital media. If only he had a better turntable! There must be one out there that can offer him good quality audio at good price … Read more

A turntable is an old-school audio device that has been around since the invention of the phonograph. It works by using a rotating arm or needle to play back recordings of music on a vinyl disc. From inexpensive turntables to serious audiophile models, you may find yourself wondering if one can sound good for less … Read more

There are two main types of turntables, manual and automatic. A turntable can be considered as some type of record player that is able to spin the record with the help of some type of motor for automated spinning. A turntable needs to be manually moved on its axis by the user in order to … Read more

According to this article, if you’ve tried everything else and are still getting less than stellar sound from your turntable, try adding a tube phono preamp. It should help. “One of the most important things that tube proponents like me always tell other audiophiles is that you need to first level out the signal levels … Read more