The humble turntable has put music in a spin over the last 50 years - giving rise to a whole new genre of sound, artistic skill and culture. The turntable has been used as a musical instrument ...

but it's pretty clear that the world's highest grossing physical music format isn't going anywhere anytime soon. So, there's only one thing to do: Get a turntable. And, luckily, we can help with that.

Most people have probably seen a DJ in a club using dual turntables to scratch or “scrub” a vinyl record back and forth to create effects that add to the music. Part musician and part ...

Admittedly, quite a few hi-fi companies are making modern turntables that look vintage. The Music Hall Classic, the JBL TT350 ...

Since I started collecting records in 2012, I’ve been using a trusty Pro-Ject Audio turntable my dad gave me ... don’t get a Crosley,” says DJ Prestige of the DJ-focused website Fleamarket ...

But that doesn’t mean that you can’t make a sexy, functional piece of art along the way! [Jan Godde] did just that with his cleverly named Wooden Sensor Box With Two Rotary Disks. (If you’ve ...

But, really, that data is largely irrelevant to those who collect records – at least to this collector who not only enjoys ...

and through the art, and just the ways in which we’ve tried to restore so many important pieces that are true to music.” Turntable sits next to the historic Vogue Theatre, also operated by Forty5.

Choosing the best turntable will bring a new level of clarity and richness to your vinyl, enhancing the detail of your music collection. Today’s top turntables come with cutting-edge features ...

For some reason, Technics has always given different model numbers to the silver and black versions of its DJ turntables. 1200 is silver, 1210 is black. In both colours, the retail price is £ ...

From $6,000, the Pro-Ject Classic Reference turntable combines a vintage look with high-end ... Each lead is fitted with a gold-plated connector clip. The Classic Reference is available with the ...