If there’s any dust, muck, or grime on your record, the needle can get fouled up. That means annoying snaps, crackles, and ...

This working cardboard record player is one example. While the turntable doesn’t have working records in the sense that the music is etched into them like vinyl, each has its own RFID chip ...

One of the reasons vinyl has had a resurgence, I think, is because of the ritual of taking a record out of the ... More Blu-ray players everywhere means disc production will need to keep pace.

I’m a serious music lover and a fan of collecting physical media, so having a record player is the best of both worlds. Since receiving my record player, I’ve kept it with me through every ...

Collecting vinyl is only half of the fun of owning a record player. Once you build up your knowledge, you can enjoy testing out more advanced turntables as well as experiment with setting up a ...

Missing the physical process of choosing and playing an album, [Bertrand] built an RFID record player to get rid of the paradox of choice that arises when thousands of albums are at your fingertips.

Radiohead on the iPod. And undoubtedly, something really embarrassing from the 90s on the CD player. Good news for anyone who has old records but no record player: you can make your own record ...