So you’ve got your first record player. You’ve been listening to your shiny new vinyl records, and you’re loving the extra tactility and warm sound that comes from the analog experience ...

While the plastic platter and its shiny sides could take away from the premium feel, I find it’s easy to ignore in the grand scheme of what is otherwise a solid, attractive deck. Rega Planar 1 ...

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So you’ve got your first record player. You’ve been listening to your shiny new vinyl records, and you’re loving the extra tactility and warm sound that comes from the analog experience ...