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Heres how to play vinyl records wirelessly all around the house (and without using a cheap Bluetooth turntable).

Victrola Hi-Res Carbon and Hi-Res Onyx promise high-fidelity wired and wireless vinyl experiences, including Bluetooth 5.4.

While at the CEDIA 2023 Expo in Denver, I had the opportunity to visit Victrola's new headquarters and discuss the future of turntables and audio technology with Don Inmon, the head of product and brand at Victrola. The conversation offered a first look at Victrola's new Hi-Res variants of its two turntables, the Onyx and the Carbon, and explored the shift toward wireless, high-quality audio experiences. The New Lineup

With onboard Wi-Fi you can connect the Pro-Ject T2 W to your network for wireless analogue audio in every room of your house

Victrola has launched two 21st century turntables, complete with aptX Adaptive hi-res streaming skills...

Victrola has launched its Hi-Res series of Bluetooth wireless turntables. Here's what else you need to know

The new Victrola Hi-Res Carbon and Hi-Res Onyx turntables support Bluetooth 5.4 and the aptX Adaptive codec to deliver 24-bit/48kHz audio streaming.

Looking to buy a high-quality turntable? Here are our top picks for record players.

The "innovatively" designed Reed Muse 3A adheres to the "principles of the Bauhaus style"

Nakamichi Dragon Soundbar Nakamichi introduced the Dragon Soundbar, a high-end soundbar that offers extraordinary performance. For example, the soundbar and speakers come equipped with air motion transformer tweeters, and the soundbar system uses the sort of Atmos processing you find in AV receivers, which allows it to go past 7.1.4; other soundbars have to use upsampling to get past that channel count. But the Nakamichi does it natively.