Turntables reviews & products

Dual’s entry-level CS 418 is up against some tough competition from the likes of Rega, Pro-Ject and Audio Technica, but there’s cause for optimism.

The Square turntable is neat and stylish but lacks the sonic ability to worry the class leaders.

Holbo’s deck is deliberately different, with linear tracking and a pair of air bearings that seek to serve silence from this Slovenian design.

This sleek and stylish turntable offers excellent value for the price, especially when considering its included phono cartridge.

Vertere’s superb DG-1 turntable package is the one to beat at this level.

Want one of the best value turntables on the market? This is it, folks.

Technics has built its reputation with DJ turntables, but the SL-1000R proves it can compete with the best sounding decks too

Mark Levinson’s No.5105 turntable combines fuss-free usability with a precise and analytical sound.

We go hands-on with Naim's new Solstice turntable package, which includes tonearm, cartridge and phono stage.

With its combo of solid engineering and attractive cherry-veneer finish, this Music Hall turntable proves a stand-out model in its price bracket