Japanese audio manufacturer TEAC has announces its new TN-4D direct-drive, analog turntable with a low-profile design, made possible by the use of a newly-developed brushless DC servo motor. The motor ...

If you need to buy a $19k turntable, Teac's Esoteric VPI HR-X1 one will do. At that price, you're so far into technological diminished returns that this thing is all about style, sexiness, and, with a ...

The TEAC TN 400BT X/TB now comes in turquoise This premium turntable costs $629.99, available spring Designed for Bluetooth, but has wired output too Saying the word 'Bluetooth' around an audiophile ...

TEAC has announced the upcoming release of the TN 400BT X/TB, a Limited Edition Turquoise Blue model of its Bluetooth turntable series. The TN 400BT X/TB is a belt drive analog turntable that utilizes ...

The new TN-35 belt-drive turntable from TEAC features an S-shaped tonearm fitted with an Audio-Technica AT-VM95E cartridge. There's also a USB interface for digitizing records. With vinyl sales at ...

Despite what some might say was a shaky start (the first ever CD album being Billy Joel's 52nd Street), the Compact Disc quickly replaced vinyl as the music lover's format of choice. When digital ...

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If you happen to still have LPs laying around and have sometime to dub ’em onto a digital medium, this TEAC player might be for you. Or, if you happen to have grandparents that still enjoy their LPs ...

It looks like the kind of thing you might expect to pick up at a car boot sale, but Teac's LP-R500 is actually a new product. Your eyes are not deceiving you - as well as having a turntable on its top ...

Teac Japan announced the LP-R550 today [JP], a kind of Swiss Army knife for audio freaks. Buyers get a turntable, a cassette player/recorder, a CD player/recorder and a PLL synthesized AM/FM stereo ...

Along with the likes of festival t-shirts and tea towels, you can now thank (or scorn) TEAC for adding turntables to the list of tie-dyed things. In a market as saturated as affordable record players, ...