Pricing and Availability: The Yamaha MusicCast VINYL 500 turntable $699.95 / £549.00 and TT-S303 turntable (MSRP: $449.95) will be available in September USA and November in the UK.

Yamaha has released a wireless record player to make vinyl playback flexible and more convenient. The new MusicCast VINYL 500 turntable has the usual phono outputs, plus built-in Wi-Fi to stream vinyl ...

The Yamaha MusicCast VINYL 500 is described as a multi-room turntable, one that can connect to two MusicCast 20 wireless speakers or up to two MusicCast 50 speakers. The vinyl album can be ...

And that ’ s where the old-style turntable styling ends because built into the Yamaha MusicCast Vinyl 500 is an advanced networking capability that can handle both Ethernet and Wi-Fi connections ...

Executive Turntable: New Hires & Promotions at The Orchard, Yamaha, Milk & Honey Management A list of moves and shakes across the music business, including at The Orchard, Yamaha and more.

With vinyl well and truly revived, it was only a matter of time before someone made a turntable for those who love the old-school thrill of physical music but have a very modern hatred of all cables.

New Bowers and Wilkins wireless headphones, a levitating turntable and some exclusive interviews with heavy hitters in the wireless audio space. These are just some of the things our hi-fi and ...

But Yamaha’s return to the turntable market is marked by arms that are significantly shorter at 22.35cm. For a company so steeped in hi-fi this is surprising, but then Yamaha has never been ...

First up we have the TurnT, a ‘smartphone turntable’ that enables you to place a stylus on your device’s screen, which displays a visual representation of a vinyl record. The theory is that this will ...

Or you can connect your own sources – any sources – and then send them across your MusicCast network to Yamaha products in other rooms. Every MusicCast product can share its inputs with anything else ...

In fact, 1954's Yamaha Hi-Fi Player, a high-quality turntable, was the first consumer electronics product with "hi-fi" in the name and led to a whole line of home audio components.