Turntables Reviews

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.

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

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.

VPI’s excellent Prime turntable gets a few sensible refinements to make it an even better proposition.

SME’s first all-in-one turntable package turns out to be a winner. It isn’t cheap, but it is brilliant.

Rega’s radical approach to turntable design delivers a performance that challenges alternatives well beyond its price.

Although plain in design and a little cramped for connectivity, the Zphono XRM from Parasound is a performance powerhouse.

Elipson unleashes its new Chroma range of turntables upon a competitive market, but this mid-range model is off the pace.