From USB turntables and digital audio converters ... There are several ways to digitize your vinyl, but they depend on having a few key pieces of equipment. First, and obviously, you'll need ...

This vinyl-ripping how-to is part of TechHive’s in-depth coverage of the best turntables. The Monolith 600046 turntable has a built in A/D converter and a USB output for easy vinyl ripping.

Use the included USB cable to connect your PC or Mac and create digital recordings of your whole vinyl collection. As unique and special as it can feel to put on a record, vinyl isn’t exactly ...

Turntables such as the Audio Technica AT-LP120-USB offer an inexpensive, simple means of converting your cherished vinyl to MP3 or even WAV. Here's how to breathe new life into your old classics ...

or if just want to digitze your vinyl collection, this Japanese-made USB-powered turntable is for you. Able to play at 33, 45, and 78 rpm, the turntable plugs in your USB port, but can also output ...

The epically long model number refers to the fact that this turntable features aptX Bluetooth 5.0. It’s for wireless streaming of your vinyl to Bluetooth speakers or headphones. Plus there’s a USB ...

Sony incorporated a USB connection to transfer a record onto ... While it’s ready to play your vinyl wirelessly, you still have the option to play it with a wired system. It’s designed ...

Today’s turntables (or record players) are arguably more varied today than they were during vinyl’s ‘70s heyday, from high-quality purist models to more all-in-one designs all vying for your attention ...

I don't know if you've noticed, but being the vinyl and turntable nerd that I am, I can't stop seeing and (to my wife's chagrin) pointing out every record player I see cropping up in seemingly ...

Plus there’s a USB output for recording vinyl to a computer. The Audio Technica also has a switchable phono stage, meaning it can slot easily into systems of all types. But there probably wasn ...