A beefy speaker you rest your turntable on top of, but vibrations aren't really a concern, based on my time with it ...

Victrola's latest speaker convinced me to take record players serious again ...

The vinyl resurgence shows no sign of slowing down — but streaming services are still the preferred way for most people to listen to music these days. As such, smart speakers like the Amazon Echo, ...

Finally, a quality turntable that supports Bluetooth speakers that aren't Sonos. It also has gold-plated RCA connections for those who prefer to use wired speakers. Easily switch between Bluetooth and ...

As we've already noted, sales of vinyl records are on the up. But many new listeners hoping to join the vinyl resurrection are also looking to mix in some modern conveniences, such as wireless ...

'Convergence' might be a bit of a dirty word in the realm of tech (like 'fusion' in cooking), but it sure can make for some useful (tasty) combinations. Take the Victrola VS-140, which looks so ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Available in multiple colors, the Victrola Eastwood II ...

Short on space and want an alternative to bookshelf speakers? Victrola's new Soundstage promises big vinyl sound.

Victrola Stream Carbon is a marriage of old school and modern technology. Photo: Victrola Vinyl is alive and well, and the Victrola Stream Carbon is a high-end turntable designed for homes with Sonos ...

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Of all the ways to connect a turntable to a home’s worth of Sonos wireless audio gear, Victrola’s new Stream Carbon must be the easiest. This innovative $800 record player (Victrola’s model number VPT ...