A phonograph turntable that is used to convert tracks on vinyl records into a digital format such as CD audio or MP3. With a built-in phono preamp and analog-to-digital converter, the USB turntable ...

Q. I know you are a fan of vinyl records fan and I need some help getting a new turntable for my sound system. Besides sound-system duty I may want to transfer some of the music to my computer as well ...

There are few things more romantic than sipping a glass of whiskey in a smoking jacket while listening to the sweet, crackly musings of spinning vinyl. To be clear, I have never done this, but it ...

$299 direct-drive turntable adds wireless Bluetooth connectivity with aptX support. The AT-LP120XBT-USB is designed for exceptional performance and convenience. Just pair the turntable with compatible ...

Q: I’m getting back into music on vinyl, so what should I be looking for if I’m in the market for a record player that will connect to my computer? A: The revival of vinyl records has been growing in ...

It seems like every day, some new gadget is declared the most hassle-free way to get your old vinyl turned into mp3s. But how much more direct can you get than a turntable that lines directly into ...

Q: I’m getting back into music on vinyl, so what should I be looking for if I’m in the market for a record player that will connect to my computer? A: The revival of vinyl records has been growing in ...

The Audio-Technica AT-LP1240-USB has just about everything you'd want in a turntable - integrated preamp, a high-torque multi-pole direct drive motor, USB connection to your computer and much more.

SAN FRANCISCO - Most people gave up on their vinyl music collection two decades ago, when compact discs all but nudged LPs off store shelves for good. If you held onto any favorites, DJ equipment ...

What can you do when you have favorite old LPs that haven’t been converted into digital form? Convert them yourself. Here are 5 USB turntables that can make it easier. If you’ve got a collection of ...

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SAN FRANCISCO - Most people gave up on their vinyl music collection two decades ago, when compact discs all but nudged LPs off store shelves for good. If you held onto any favorites, DJ equipment ...