Victrola is proud to offer a variety of options to perfectly suit your needs. All Victrola record players are made with quality materials and parts, ensuring every tonearm, phono preamp, phono cartridge, stylus and all essential elements are up to industry standards for the best sound quality. Our products allow vinyl lovers to connect to any external powered speaker via aux-in or RCA, and feature Bluetooth connectivity for easy streaming. Many of our best record players feature cassette and CD players, and all are equipped with belt-driven turntables to make sure your listening experience is as smooth as possible. Victrola record players allow you to listen to music any way you choose. While streaming has made listening to your music easier, there’s something special and nostalgic about putting your favorite vinyl record on the turntable of a Victrola record player. It’s something that cannot be replicated.
Vinyl is famous for its sound quality, and the uniquely satisfying feeling of moving the tonearm and placing the needle on the grooves of the record. Victrola record players and turntables are meant to let music do what it does best - bring people together.
Some of these advances included quadraphonic sound, belt and direct drive, better balanced arms, and better needle cartridges with improved frequency response.Record Players and Turntables: Audible Nostalgia, 21st Century Sound Through the '60s and '70s, record technology advanced, making players cheaper and more portable, as well as introducing higher-end, better-sounding equipment for audiophiles. In the mid '50s, Philco introduced the first record player that resembles the retro-style standalone unit that many consumers are familiar with from contemporary brands, such as Crosley. In the '20s, radio and the Great Depression compressed the industry. Nostalgia, DJ culture, aesthetics, and “analog warmth” are all factors contributing to the revival of vinyl and record players.ĬDs and digital music formats are not the first serious competitor to records as a format. Recently, records (and thus turntables) have made a comeback, outselling CDs for the first time in decades in the US in 2020. Records were the dominant format of commercially storing audio for about a century. Later in that century, Emile Berliner moved the media from cylinders to flat discs. The record player, called a phonograph and then gramophone around the beginning of the 20th century, dates back to Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell and their teams in the late 19th century. Turntables & Record Players For Sale on Reverb
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