The big advantage of this approach is that the system can stream sound from your turntable to multiple speakers throughout your home, and the result can sound slightly better than on a Bluetooth ...

The connector in question is an 8-pin DIN in the back, which in the days of yore (almost eight years ago) would have been used for a CD changer. Since CDs are old news now, [Kalle] made use of ...

The answer is a Bluetooth turntable ... sound from your deck to a pair of compatible Bluetooth speakers (such as the Sonos Era 100) or headphones (such as the Sony WH-1000XM5), making listening to ...

And no matter how you listen to it, the 120XBT-USB sounds the money’s-worth hard-wired into a system. Whether wirelessly ... vinyl business – or want a deck to get you back into it – the LP60-XBT is a ...

Only this time it isn’t just a CD player (probably sensible), it's a fully fledged music system. While the fully restored and reimagined six-disc CD changer ... and Bluetooth 5.0, and, in ...

T he Beosystem 9000c, a recreated, replayed, and reborn version of the original CD changer from Bang & Olufsen that is said to feature all of the elegance and power of the original, but rebuilt ...

Why it’s helpful: A turntable system sounds only as good as the music you play on it, so you should take good care of your records. I personally use the Diskeeper sleeves from Sleeve City for ...

Alternatively, you might find that there’s a button on the deck that switches the radio into cassette mode whether ... Often, stock stereos come with a CD changer input so that the option ...

Looking for a top portable Bluetooth speaker? We've tested a bunch of them, and these are our current favorites. Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of CNET's Reviews team ...

a powered multi-speaker system that sits beneath the turntable. Even better, at $299 the Spinbase is priced competitively with a decent portable Bluetooth speaker. In fact, the Spinbase also ...

Given that the Bluetooth wireless system is aimed at helping people use their phones with PCs, printers and other gadgets, it was felt to be an appropriate name. Ean Davies, Guildford, UK I'm told ...