Audio-Technica is bringing back its iconic Sound Burger portable turntable. After nearly 40 years and countless clones, the updated model adds a few new features to make it more appealing to ...

The Audio-Technica Sound Burger Turntable — which weighs less than two pounds — plays 33-1/3 and 45 RPM (revolutions per minute) vinyl records, and is also battery-powered with up to 12 hours ...

Let's be honest: Toshiba’s new portable turntable is strikingly similar to the iconic and re-released Audio Technica Sound Burger, which is a minor red flag in itself, given the original 1983 ...

Rather than splurge on a luxury portable turntable, Walmart's bestselling Victrola portable record player just got discounted to a wallet-friendly $50. For under $100, you can make sure your old ...

Last year, Audio Technica released an updated version of a quirky 1980s-era portable turntable to celebrate its 60th anniversary. That limited edition Sound Burger sold out in days, prompting the ...

Audio-Technica’s charmingly compact Sound Burger is a portable, battery-powered turntable that’s just the ticket for bin-hunting expeditions and going on the road to share your beloved vinyl ...

The new Handytraxx turntables start at $399 / £359 for the Play, $799 / £699 for the Tube, $999 / £919 for the i1bit and $1,199 / £1,099 for the limited edition Tube J. Australian pricing hasn ...

See About archive blog posts. The Crosley Revolution, a portable turntable capable of ripping records into MP3 files, was unveiled this week at the Consumer Electronics Show.

Let's be honest: Toshiba’s new portable turntable is strikingly similar to the iconic and re-released Audio Technica Sound Burger, which is a minor red flag in itself, given the original 1983 ...