Spinning class

Costing a whopping €157,990 (£135,000) and weighing 220 kilogrammes, the Transrotor Artus FMD looks more like a prop in a sci-fi movie than a record player. It’s a wonderful example of the lengths aud

This is the most affordable traditionally designed Pro-Ject turntable, and it has claimed top spot in our best budget record players buying guide for many years now. The brand’s similarly priced Eleme

JBL has only ever made two turntables: the Bluetooth-ready JBL Spinner BT and the subject of this very review, the more purist-minded TT350 Classic. The US titan has many fingers in many pies, but the

The rebirth of the Technics brand has been fascinating. Since 2014, Technics has released a steady stream of products with varying degrees of success, but in recent years it feels as if the company ha

The Planar 3 has traditionally been the sweet spot of Rega’s turntables. Iconic by name and reputation – and the recipient of more What Hi-Fi? Award wins than we can count – this deck has recently imp

On its release in 2018, our reaction to Rega having finally developed a turntable with a built-in phono stage was a mixture of relief, anticipation and a fair bit of “about time, too”. The Planar 1 Pl