Turntables

A turntable is a device used for playing vinyl records, consisting of a rotating platter and a tonearm that tracks sound grooves with a stylus (needle). Unlike all-in-one record players, turntables usually require external amplification and speakers for audio output, offering higher fidelity and customization for audiophiles. They are designed to spin records at precise speeds (33, 45, or 78 RPM).