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 ...

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 ...

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.

This freemium application may not offer dedicated tools for converting vinyl into more accessible formats, but it can still record at sampling rates up to 192kHz, and export the resulting audio ...

As well as selling new and used vinyl, the shop also hosts intimate gigs and stages bigger shows in local venues. The shop is not on the high street to keep the rent down, but Mr Cook said not being ...

Record Store Day, the day where music lovers and vinyl record collectors line up outside their favorite record store for exclusive pressings of their favorite albums, has been announced for 2025.

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The U.S. recorded music sector grew again in 2024, up by more than $500 million from 2023, driven by paid subscriptions topping 100 million for the first time.

Buying your first record player? Buying a loved one’s first record player? Whichever way you find yourself looking at the humongous variety of turntables available today, picking the right one out is, ...

No in-built amp No in-built speakers Arm: automatic Cartridge: Moving Magnet Outputs: 1 x Stereo RCA Pair, 1 x USB 2.0 Bluetooth This budget vinyl player is far less flimsy than many in its price ...

Record Store Day and Miraval's mystery vinyl pop-up is back for 2025. For just £5 visitors participate in a mystery vinyl lucky dip, picking out a brand-new vinyl album to take home alongside a ...

Learn more. Did you just buy a record player and realize you’re surprisingly low on music to play on it? You’re not alone: Everyone has to start their vinyl collection somewhere. That means ...