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You simply mount it on a turntable rotating at the right speed ... to be a passable attempt at a record player on the kitchen table with a pencil, a large cork, a sharpened matchstick, and ...

On the dinner table or place in the pantry, the ZAFUU Round Lazy Susan Turntable has a multitude of uses. Made of strong, ...

A turntable for vinyl records from Japanese-based ELP Corporation that uses lasers instead of a needle. Introduced in 1991 and continually refined, the Laser Turntable (LT) is an amazing ...

Constructed from resonance-optimized ABS, the unit weighs approximately 5.5 grams. The frequency response ranges from 10 Hz to 20 kHz (+/- 2 dB), with an output level of 3.8 mV (3.54 cm/sec at 1 kHz).

Pro-Ject AC/DC Turntable The Pro-Ject AC/DC Turntable is clearly based ... The glossy black plinth is engineered out of MDF and it’s clear to us — maybe — that the rest of the table is designed to ...

turntable for audiophiles who cherish ritual of vinyl playback but prefer a low-maintenance experience, striking an impressive balance.

Audio-Technica’s USB turntable was a four-star performer when we reviewed it a while ago, with the fact that it's still being made today testifying to its enduring quality and popularity. The ...