Turntables Reviews

A duo that allows you to take advantage of the many advantages of balanced connections all the way from the phono cartridge to amplifier.

Audio-Technica flips its classic Sound Burger portable turntable with Bluetooth and a rechargeable battery.

Excellent features, new belt drive design and a more affordable price – is Cambridge Audio’s new wireless turntable a serious contender?

Dual’s CS 518 is a well-equipped and great sounding alternative to the traditional class leaders.

This attractive hi-fi turntable keeps full focus on sound quality, including a moving-coil cartridge, while still bringing convenience features such as Bluetooth output

A dynamic switchable phono stage, with headphone amp as a bonus.

The Music Hall Classic offers a great balance between elegant, solid design and great audio performance, but does so without breaking the bank.

SME’s Model 60 is an immaculately crafted product that impresses for its sonic resolution, control and composure.

Can Lenco’s affordable and stylish one-box vinyl and Bluetooth solution impress for sound?

Dual’s entry-level CS 418 is up against some tough competition from the likes of Rega, Pro-Ject and Audio Technica, but there’s cause for optimism.