In regards to moving magnet (MM) cartridges, few companies have achieved greater esteem than Ortofon. The 2M Series has been a favorite among turntable lovers of all stripes from entry-level fans...

Vinyl vs. SACD: What Sounds Better? Audiophile listening to music has few debates that stir up as much passion as the debate between vinyl and SACD. Both camps have their die-hard loyalists and both...

A clean stylus is crucial for excellent sound. Spinning audiophile records or daily LPs, your stylus (needle) is your first contact between your turntable and vinyl. Dust, grime, and microscopic...

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Whether you've been an audiophile for years or you've just entered the world of vinyl, proper configuration is necessary to get high-fidelity analog sound. Two items that tend to be overlooked but...

As genres, pop and rock music have always been fueled by electric energy, dynamics, and raw emotion. Digital is convenient, but deep, warm music can only be found on analog formats, such as vinyl and...

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Verve Records: Where Jazz Legends Live On Cross the decades back to 1956, and you have the beginnings of Verve Records, a haven for jazz and vocal dynamism, with some of the most renowned icons of...

To serious listeners, vinyl means more than nostalgia - it's an introduction to rich, dynamic, and emotionally engaging sound. Not all records are equal for it; however. If what you're looking to do...

Audiophile-grade record sleeves aren't merely an accessory when you're working to protect your record collection; they're a tool. Whether you're safeguarding first-pressing gems or your prized...

Must-Have Jazz Records on Analogue Productions Simply put, Analogue Productions is one of the gold standard reissue labels for jazz among audiophiles. Remaining devoted to the practice of all-analog...

Your stylus, commonly called the needle, is one of your turntable's most sensitive parts. Your stylus's task is to convert your vinyl's physical grooves into sound. Dust, lint, and microscopic...

Digital Format Buyer’s Guide: What You Need to Know It can be a daunting task to make heads or tails of digital audio formats. Whether you are assembling a high-end audio system, lowering an...

If your records no longer sound quite like they used to, are they a bit fuzzy on the highs, distorted, or skipping? Your turntable stylus could be the problem. Dust and grime accumulated on the...

Your stylus is the underappreciated star of the sound path that follows each groove and converts it into lovely analog sound. Yet a clogged or dirty stylus can produce muffled sound, distortions, or...

Your turntable stylus is the connection between your favorite records and your speakers. When you have the proper stylus, you're not only improving the fidelity of sound but also extending the...

To vinyl record collectors, each record is greater than music - it’s an experience, a relic of history, and even an investment piece. In order to maintain their sound quality and material condition,...

Whether you're a casual record collector with a handful of albums or an audiophile with a shelf of thousands, storage is crucial to meet your demands. Storage not only keeps records tidy but also...

On the vinyl playback front, your stylus (or needle) is where your music and equipment meet. It's the tool that tracks the grooves of your beloved records and translates that movement into rich,...

Beginner's Guide to Record Cleaning Machines If you are spinning records, you know that, when it comes to sound quality, the performance of your turntable and cartridge is only part of the story:...