While record collecting can be an incredibly fun and fulfilling hobby, it's easy to get caught in the weeds when it comes to picking out a turntable that'll let you fully experience those albums. If ...

Interested in vinyl but also want the option to stream your vinyl records to your wireless headphones or wireless speakers? Then a Bluetooth turntable is what you need. The way we listen to music ...

The demand for vinyl is growing, with more and more artists re-visiting the format to launch box sets, remastered classics and more - but if you're new to vinyl and want to pick up one of the best ...

Lab-grown diamonds are known by several different names, including synthetic diamonds, man-made diamonds, and cultured diamonds. They have the same physical properties of natural diamonds because ...

The man-made diamond boom is over, and prices for ultra-trendy lab-grown diamonds are set to tumble this year, industry veterans say. Paul Zimnisky, a leading diamond analyst, foresees jewelers ...

While a record player usually includes amplification and speakers, a turntable focuses on the essentials, including the tonearm, platter, stylus, and sometimes a phono stage, offering purists a ...

It features a medium-mass “S” shaped tonearm with universal plug-in headshell, heavy die-cast aluminum platter, and double float suspension (arm and turntable are sprung separately from the motor to ...

The mine is almost two kilometers wide and over one kilometer long. It is the largest diamond mine in the world. The gems that have made Botswana a model African state have been mined here since 1971.

What speakers should you pair with your turntable? The truth is, any pair of speakers will do; you simply need a pair that are the right size, price, design and sonic match for your record player. You ...

He had quite a collection of vinyl: everything from The Who, Wings and Meat Loaf, to Wishbone Ash, Roxy Music and Dire Straits. As a result of his purchase, I inherited his knackered old turntable, ...

The Goldring E4 is designed to be compatible with all medium-to-high-mass tonearms of the type found on the majority of budget to midrange turntables. What’s different about the new E4? The ...