Turntables

Denon is bringing the DP-500BT to Europe in November 2026: a semi-automatic turntable with aptX Adaptive and a phono preamp for 849 euros.

Audio-Technica is releasing the fully automatic AT-LP60XBT in teal. The Bluetooth turntable with aptX and a phono preamp costs 199 euros.

The Pro-Ject E1.2 BT streams vinyl via Bluetooth 5.4, aptX HD, and aptX Adaptive. New features include an aluminum platter and the Pick it MM E. Price: starting at 399 euros.

Victrola is expanding its vinyl lineup for Europe: The Wave turntable, featuring Auracast and an Ortofon OM 5E cartridge, pairs with the new Soundstage speaker for wireless vinyl listening.

With the Stylo and Folio, Majority is introducing two colorful Bluetooth turntables for vinyl beginners—featuring Audio-Technica cartridges, belt drives, and USB connectivity.

Audio-Technica presents the new reference cartridge AT-MCD1 with integrated diamond cantilever, Shibata stylus, and titanium housing at High End Vienna 2026.

Vertere introduces the SOLO mono MC cartridge and the LunA linear power supply. More precision, dynamics, and sound quality for demanding vinyl systems.

TEAC introduces the TN-400BT-X Turquoise: limited-edition Bluetooth turntable with aptX, integrated phono preamp and Audio-Technica cartridge. Price: 499 euros.

Sony introduces two new Bluetooth turntables with the PS-LX3BT and PS-LX5BT. Fully automatic, aptX, Hi-Res Wireless Audio and vinyl enjoyment from 299 euros.

With the Debut Reference 10, Pro-Ject presents a high-end turntable with a 10″ hybrid tonearm, acrylic platter and true-balanced technology.