Turntables Reviews

A high-end turntable package that combines agility and dynamic dexterity better than any rival we've heard.

SME’s most affordable deck is packed with fresh engineering but retains the brand’s renowned sonic DNA.

Roberts has produced an attractive, easy to use turntable – but can it compete with the class-leaders for sound quality?

UPDATED A no-nonsense, fully automatic turntable with a built-in phono stage, Bluetooth and a surprisingly musical sound.

Audio-Technica’s moving coil cartridge has morphed into a five-strong range, starting with the AT-OC9XEN step-up model.

Audio-Technica’s revised turntable remains a fine proposition for those who want a good sounding, fuss-free deck.

Better known for its DACs, Chord’s experience in analogue amplification shines through in the new Huei phono stage.

Pro-Ject goes own brand, producing a talented moving coil cartridge that works well with all genres of music.

There’s a lot to like about the Pro-Ject T1 turntable, but it could do with a little more care over timing and dynamics.

Rega’s high-end phono stage shows the company has the talent to compete at the highest price levels.