A manual turntable gives you more control because it allows you to choose where to drop the tonearm and stylus, picking which song you want to hear. Belt-drive turntables spin the platter using a ...

We focused on turntables and record players priced $600 or less, designed for the person who values simplicity, sound quality, and versatility. Different designs We tested belt-drive and direct ...

Both the turntable and wireless speakers are designed to be versatile. The turntable has built-in Bluetooth as well as switchable RCA and phono outputs. You can stream vinyl to th ...

The new Lenco LBT-215 is a belt-drive turntable in black gloss with an Audio Technica AT-VM95E Moving Magnet Cartridge. The platter and tonearm are metal and there's a fully adjustable counterweight.

It looks good, with a sturdy solid wood plinth that has a couple different color options. It's high quality, with a dense acrylic platter, a lovely Nagoka MP-110 phono cartridge, and a convenient auto ...

This premium turntable uses a direct drive motor instead of the more common belt drive models. The AT-LP8X is a competitor to the Technics SL-1200 series of turntables and aims to offer the ...

In this Lenco L-92WA review, we're looking at a turntable with some nice extra touches to make it a bit more inviting in the digital age. It sits roughly in the middle of Lenco’s current line-up ...

There’s also an audio looper onboard for live looping. The Handytraxx Play features a belt drive motor with digital rotation correction for better stability. The turntable can be customised to use ...

If you need something even more affordable, the Lenco LBT-215 could meet your case. A belt-driven turntable equipped with a moving magnet cartridge, a metal platter and a fully adjustable tonearm, the ...

The new turntable will be available for $2,199.99 ... GO’s standard list of features which include: 3-speed belt drive record player on a floating plinth to reduce vibration, an Audio Technica ...