FAQs

Does my record player come with speakers? The simple answer is no, no it doesn’t. Read about what to expect and what not too...

There are very important reasons why turntables vary in price. They vary from the quality of the design, the build quality of their components, the materials of which they are made, and the engineering expertise that has been incorporated into...

A phono preamplifier is only necessary for phono audio signals, i.e. Turntables. The difference between an analogue audio signal and a digital one is strength. We’re talking line levels. This is why the inputs on the back of your amplifier...

There has always been talk amongst hi-fi circles about how vinyl sounds superior to CD. There is a story I read recently about a teenager who was saying to her mother that all her friends had been getting record players and that...

Short answer, yes. Whilst vinyl is relatively robust, it has several things that you must be mindful of in order to maintain it's amazing ability to reproduce music in an atmospheric way. Many don't realise that dust particles are uncannily...

To understand how vinyl records work is to understand a very complex analogue process that was refined over years to provide us with a very special experience of enjoying music in our homes as it was intended by the recording...