Turntables

In this Fluance RT82 review, I will tell you about the second member of the brand’s RT line. All five turntables of this series are similar to each other visually but have differences in price and equipment as the model number increases. And to better understand what this record player is, let’s compare it to the first RT81 and the flagship RT85 to make it easier for you to decide if it is right for you.

The popular Fluance line offers five turntables that differ from each other according to the number in the name. And in this Fluance RT81 review, I’ll tell you about the entry-level model of the series. The semi-automatic record player of the plug-and-play configuration can offer you decent quality for a small price, so it will be interesting. Let’s begin.

Well, it’s time to do a Pro-Ject X2 review, a premium turntable that will be appreciated by those who understand sound quality. Or those who are ready to spend an impressive amount of money but get a VIP audio system for many years. High-quality materials, stunning appearance, endless upgrade potential – we will take a closer look at all of this. Let’s go.

In my Audio-Technica AT-LP7 review, I will tell you about an amazing turntable. The manufacturer itself is very high on the positioning of its record player, and I must say, not for nothing. One of the most expensive and unusual in the Audio-Technica range, the model has top-notch visual and technical features and offers something you won’t find in other vinyl turntables of this rank. Proceed with pleasure.

The mid-price segment of turntables offers a very wide range of choices. Unfortunately, it is very easy to get confused or make the wrong choice in such an abundance of models. So you should pay attention to the details that can distinguish a particular device, putting it at a level worthy of your attention. In this Pro-Ject T1 Phono SB review, I will tell you about a record player of good build quality, sound, and straightforward operation, as well as a detailed examination of its features.

In the Audio-Technica AT-LPW40WN review, I will tell you about an entirely handheld mid-priced turntable that is good enough for you to enjoy using it. I’ll take a look at its design and features and give my opinion on its sound to make it easier for you to choose when buying. Let’s go!

In this Audio-Technica AT-LP60X review, I will examine a turntable, an advanced version of the previous AT-LP60 model. It is an inexpensive deck with some interesting features worthy of attention. So let’s take a closer look at it.

Today I bring to your attention the Sony PS-LX310BT review. It is a mid-priced player that takes into account all the needs for easy installation and use. Moreover, Sony has long been a mark of quality in modern technology production, which means you are supposed to hope for a really good product. Let’s see if this is true.

In this 1byone H009 review, I want to tell you about a nice retro-style all-in-one record player. The turntable is inexpensive but has features that many people might like. It’s more of an out-of-the-box audio system, so you also get rid of the extra spending and hookups. Let’s go!

Are you one of those music lovers with a million devices and wires, and you can’t decide whether to listen to digital or analog music? In this Electrohome Kingston 7-in-1 review, I’m going to tell you about an interesting player that will help you organize your audio collection in one place.

Rega created the Planar line in 1976, but in 2016 it got a new life with new features that distinguish it from the original idea. And in this Rega Planar 2 review, you will see that it occupies the initial segment of the line and combines pretty decent qualities along with an acceptable price. The elegant simplicity is eye-catching, and the build quality inspires confidence.

In this Pro-Ject Debut Carbon EVO review, I will tell you about a turntable that has taken a strong position among the models in the mid-range. It is essentially an upgraded version of the popular Debut Carbon (DC), in which the manufacturer has improved almost every aspect and, respectively, slightly increased the price. It is a worthwhile model; let’s make sure of it soon.

In this Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB review, I’ll take a look at an inexpensive but interesting deck from the famous Tokyo-based company, which has been making turntables for a long time. The AT-LP120XUSB is a replacement for the original popular model, first released in 2009. The new version not only retained the advantages of the first model but is also equipped with many additional functions, including those for DJs.

Today in the Fluance RT85 review, I suggest getting to know the Canadian record player made in Taiwan in detail. On the manufacturer’s website, it has a long name: Fluance RT85 Reference High Fidelity Vinyl Turntable. And I will share my opinion about this great worth of your attention device.