The Fluance RT81 turntable can play 45 and 33 RPM records and the speed change is automatic with no need to shift the rubber drive belt onto a second pulley. I can still remember the first turntable I ...

Vinyl is hot again, which means you're going to need a turntable (and not a record player) to make the most out of this what's-old-is-new-again medium for music. After testing out a number of ...

For the last few years we've seen a steady rise in sales of vinyl records, along with a resurgence in the gear needed to play them on. Canadian hi-fi brand Fluance has added a new turntable to its ...

Fluance, a leading creator of high-performance turntables and home audio equipment, has announced its RT81+ High-Fidelity Vinyl Turntable. The RT81+ is the next evolution of the Elite vinyl record ...

Canadian hi-fi audio makers Fluance today launched a new addition to its flagship Elite lineup of turntables, the Buy at Amazon , an upgraded version of its popular entry-level record player, the RT81 ...

The new turntable includes the Audio Technica VM95E cartridge, an upgraded dampened aluminum anti-resonant platter, and a built-in preamp. Fluance has always focused on value with all of its ...

Fluance is continuing its month-long celebration of 20-years in the audio business, this time with a new bundle offer. But this bundle offer isn’t just any offer, it’s a limited edition. The company ...

Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve Guttenberg has also worked as a high-end audio salesman, and as a record producer. Steve reviewed audio products for CNET and worked as a freelance writer for ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Record Store Day is this weekend and what better way to celebrate the occasion than by giving away a brand-new turntable that you ...

The resurgence in vinyl’s popularity shows no signs of slowing down. Plenty of new turntables are streaming onto the market, tempting a whole new generation to develop a love affair with a medium over ...

If you’ve been following our YouTube channel for some time, you may already know, it’s officially the one-year anniversary of the Digital Trends’ series You Asked. Lots of hard work, blood, sweat, and ...

Q: I purchased a Garrard Lab 95 turntable in 1968, and it has been stored away since 1970. With vinyl records all the rage these days, I'm thinking about getting back into them. Is my Garrard ...