Turntables Reviews

Gold Note's PH-1000 is a feature-rich, near-perfect phono stage with a gorgeous design.

The Sugarcube is a neat little vinyl recording system, but in the end we were even more impressed by what it can do in real time, without hitting the red button.

Mark Levinson’s No.5105 turntable combines fuss-free usability with a precise and analytical sound.

We go hands-on with Naim's new Solstice turntable package, which includes tonearm, cartridge and phono stage.

With its combo of solid engineering and attractive cherry-veneer finish, this Music Hall turntable proves a stand-out model in its price bracket

Those looking for the ultimate money-no-object phono stage would do well to start with Nagra’s Classic Phono

From the company that brought you Mo-Fi audiophile vinyl comes the Mo-Fi Electronics StudioDeck Plus package, and it proves a fine performer.

Clearaudio’s all-in-one turntable flies the flag for ultimate convenience combined with very good sound.

iFi’s Zen Phono is an ambitious phono stage, and one of the cleanest sounding components we’ve heard at the price.

Yamaha's GT-5000 turntable offers a gorgeous minimal aesthetic and has the audio quality and stability to back it up.