is a fully automatic turntable, arrives with its cartridge and even its belt pre-fitted, and is about as close to ‘plug and ...

Fully automatic turntables will start at the beginning of the record and then stop and lift the tonearm at the end of the record. A manual turntable gives you more control because it allows you to ...

This fully automatic turntable features auto-return and auto-start ensuring a seamless easy operation, free from any accidental needle drops. With a pre-fitted Audio Technica AT3600L Moving Magnet ...

Swiss audio makers Lenco have today announced the availability of several of its newest turntables to the US market, via ...

From unboxing to setup to testing out all their features by playing loads of records, here's how we test and review ...

Photogrammetry is a great way to produce accurate 3D models of real objects. A turntable is often a common tool used in this work as it helps image an object from all angles. [Peter Lin] wanted a ...

We have dedicated this page to the best-performing turntables (also called record players) that fall under the £500/$500 mark, and include purist hi-fi designs, record players with fuss-free automatic ...

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As before, it's a fully automatic turntable with Bluetooth streaming to headphones or wireless speakers. And there are two more turntables for good measure – the $199 Harmony, which comes with a ...

In the many rooms of CES 2025, Victrola continued its reputation for designing classy-looking turntables with smart new features. This year saw the company show off its upcoming line of turntables ...

This stereo set is a piece of mahogany furniture containing an AM/FM stereo receiver and an automatic turntable from JCPenny’s Penncrest line. As best [Sherman] can determine, it is most likely ...

cue point marking and automatic looping. In the mid-1990s, hip-hop DJs introduced a "scratching" sound by quickly moving the vinyl record forward and backward on the turntable. By physically ...