The first is that a turntable will always need a phono stage and a stereo amplifier in between it and the speakers to make a sound. These elements can be found in individual boxes if you're gunning ...

A turntable produces a “phono” signal, and a preamp converts that to a “line level” signal (sometimes called AUX), which allows it to work with other audio equipment, like speakers.

Also called a phono stage, this component is essential for the playback of vinyl records. It raises your turntable's audio output to make it compatible with line-level amplifiers and delivers a sound ...

Revered Japanese audio manufacturer Rotel's affordable, all-analog A8 feels like a throwback to traditional hi-fi systems of ...

Cambridge Audio has made a turntable that possesses some excellent ... connection to listen via headphones, and a built-in phono pre-amp so that you can plug it into a pair of powered speakers.

The best turntable we can recommend right now is the U-Turn Audio Orbit Special (Gen 2), which has been given a nice little refresh and upgrade since it launched in 2012. Its top-notch Ortofon ...

Driving the sound from the turntable is the decent Audio-Technica 3600 cartridge ... The L-3810 also features a built-in switchable phono stage and for diversity on connectivity options, but ...

We’ve handpicked the best turntables and record players ... the option to add their own dedicated phono preamp, power amplifier and speakers. Whether you’re a vinyl newcomer or an experienced ...

LP5X, in India. The new model, which builds on the foundation of its predecessor, the AT-LP5, comes with several upgrades, ...