Turntables Reviews

The starter Linn LP12 deck with moving coil cartridge option is a solid early step onto the LP12 ladder.

SME’s long-lived Model 20/Series V record player combination remains an exceptional performer

Can JBL’s first Bluetooth turntable offer wireless convenience and still deliver convincing sound quality?

Dual’s premium turntable is composed and detailed, with a bonus autostop feature and built-in phono stage making it easy to use.

Vertere’s Dark Sabre is proof that moving magnets can compete at more premium price points.

The fully automatic Rekkord Audio F110 turntable is a breeze to use and a surprisingly capable listen.

A good sounding and sensibly-priced MM/MC phono stage that works well with a wide range of cartridges.

Rega’s excellent entry-level phono stage gets a mild cosmetic make-over

Technics’ latest deck delivers a clean, punchy, composed sound, but the SL-1200GR2’s excellent build quality and ease of use are the true highlights.

This optical cartridge/phono stage package shows there might be a better way for cartridges to work.