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Our tech writer tested turntables and spoke to seven audio experts to find the very best record players of 2024.

U-Turn Audio Ethos active bookshelf speakers forgo a Class D amp to keep the audio signal from a turntable analog–but you can also stream music over Bluetooth.

In the 24th edition of Record Roundup, a pair of new transparent turntables are the star attractions.

The U-Turn Orbit Special has gotten a long-awaited upgrade that has made it one of the best midrange turntables you can buy and an absolute joy to use.

U-Turn Audio’s entry level Orbit Basic is a quality turntable designed and assembled in the USA. Its $249 starting price is great, but can quickly climb with options.

RR 22 features 3 new made-in-America Orbit turntables from U-Turn Audio, new Rotel amps, Rhino Records’ Red series and 10 years of Vinyl Me Please subscription records.

Improvements on the Orbit record players include a one-piece tonearm and optional, solid-wood plinths.

U-Turn Audio is an independent US-based manufacturer of turntables for playing vinyl records. The company hand assembles its products and users can customise their own turntable at a sensible price.

U-Turn Audio's popular line of Orbit turntables has gotten its first revamp in a decade. It includes an upgraded tonearm, automatic speed control, and more.

A real wood plinth and a magnesium tonearm contribute to an elevated listening experience.