154 product results for "turntable"

The bottom line: Although it's not a one-size-fits-all product, the Stanton T.90 turntable is a great tool for today's modern DJ--seamlessly bridging the worlds of analog and digital audio. Read review

The bottom line: The Ion iPTUSB is as useful as it is adorable, with sound quality that defies its small size. Read review

Specs: Turntable, Stereo

The bottom line: Sony's nifty PS-LX250H turntable is a great way to get into vinyl and can be used with any receiver, HTIB, or computer sound card. Read review

Specs: Turntable, Stereo, None, Dark gray, 16.5 in x 13.5 in x 3.9 in, 6.4 lbs

The bottom line: If you're looking for an attractive, affordable way to digitize your collection of vinyl recordings, the Ion TTUSB10 is the best-looking budget USB turntable we've seen. Serious audio archivists should invest in a turntable with a beefier construction and more features, however. Read review

The bottom line: The Numark TTi is an average turntable with a unique iPod recording feature, but it doesn't take the sting out of digitizing your records. Read review

Specs: Turntable, Stereo, None, 16.5 in x 13.5 in x 3.9 in, 6 lbs

Specs: Turntable, 14.2 in x 14.1 in x 3.8 in, 7.5 lbs

Specs: Turntable, Stereo, Phono -, None, Black, 16.5 in x 13.5 in x 3.9 in, 5.8 lbs

Specs: Turntable, Stereo, None, Black, 17.7 in x 14.2 in x 6.7 in, 15.4 lbs

The bottom line: The Ion LP2CD isn't the prettiest deck we've seen, but it's the most efficient way to transform your records into CDs, and does a nice job consolidating CD and LP playback into one device. Read review