It's an inessential novelty purchase for adult collectors and hobbyists, but it would make a cool gift for a musically inclined kid.

A long time ago, there were these vinyl recording booths. You could go in there and cut a 45PM record as easily as getting a strip of four pictures of yourself in the next booth along the boardwalk.

Fluance’s new flagship delivers warm, hi-fi vinyl sound for under $1,000.

Tiny Vinyl, the company creating miniature (and playable) records, launched a new player this month designed to spin the ...

Vinyl records are back in our living rooms, with sales steadily growing in recent years to a level that could see the format outsell CDs for the first time since the mid-1980s. That's great news for ...

Fans of analog audio who want to listen to their favorite records on the go now have a new option for putting their coveted collection in their pocket with Convert Technologies‘ new Vinyl Recorder app ...

Jukebox Hero — The rise of the CD threatened Vinyl Recorder creator Friederich Schien’s vinyl jukebox business; new songs simply weren’t being published to the records his jukeboxes could play. In ...