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By What Hi-Fi? published 7 August 24

The smooth, fluid-sounding Revela 1 are an undemanding listen, but their inability to cut loose is a major issue.

By What Hi-Fi? published 19 April 24

Can JBL’s first Bluetooth turntable offer wireless convenience and still deliver convincing sound quality?

By What Hi-Fi? published 18 April 24

Dual’s premium turntable is composed and detailed, with a bonus autostop feature and built-in phono stage making it easy to use.

By What Hi-Fi? published 16 April 24

The fully automatic Rekkord Audio F110 turntable is a breeze to use and a surprisingly capable listen.

By What Hi-Fi? published 12 January 24

Technics’ latest deck delivers a clean, punchy, composed sound, but the SL-1200GR2’s excellent build quality and ease of use are the true highlights.

By What Hi-Fi? published 30 October 23

The Naia is the ultimate expression of Rega’s turntable engineering philosophy.

By What Hi-Fi? last updated 16 October 23

Updated This beautiful fuss-free turntable shows that the Technics brand is beginning to hit its stride.

By What Hi-Fi? last updated 16 October 23

Updated Pro-Ject’s most ambitious Debut model yet has enough talent to worry the class leaders.

By What Hi-Fi? published 21 April 23

An appealing turntable with a tempting combination of features at this price.

By What Hi-Fi? published 20 March 23

British Hi-Fi Week Cambridge Audio’s Alva TT V2 features solid build, a capable sound and aptX HD Bluetooth connectivity.