As a part of Pro-Ject's Automat line, the A1.2 is an automatic turntable. You just put your record on the platter, and press ...

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The Record Industry Association of Japan says ... in size to cater for the growing numbers of international buyers snapping up vinyl. In a time of both misinformation and too much information ...

Pro-Ject has updated its fully automatic Automat A1 turntable and called it the A1.2. That suggests it's a relatively small ...

While it's encouraging and beautiful to see more and more mom and pop record shops opening up and thriving all over the U.S. (and the world), buying new and used vinyl online is also a great and ...

Naturally, this means the demand for a new turntable is even more pressing, but choosing the right record player (or turntable) to play your newly purchased vinyl records on can be a tricky business.

The owner of an independent record shop in Cheshire said the pandemic encouraged him to realise his dream of selling vinyl.

in this guide we are focusing on turntables (also called record players) that can be bought for well under £500/$500. These include purist hi-fi designs for astonishing good value, as well as models ...

the right turntable can elevate your vinyl listening experience, revealing stunning clarity and depth in your favorite records. But first, what sets a turntable apart from a record player?