Turntables Reviews

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.

The Square turntable is neat and stylish but lacks the sonic ability to worry the class leaders.

Vertere’s Sabre moving magnet delivers a performance to savour, making this an excellent alternative to the best moving coil designs at this price.

Whatever it lacks visually, this Rega system makes up for in its infectiously musical sound.

The latest version of Vertere’s first phono stage is one of the finest we’ve heard at the price.

How do you improve the almost perfect? Rega has managed it with the Fono MM MK3.

Vertere’s superb DG-1 turntable package is the one to beat at this level.

Want one of the best value turntables on the market? This is it, folks.

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