You can pair a turntable with a multi-room audio setup (Sonos even offers a bundle), but that usually means wiring your record player into that setup at some point. Yamaha thinks it can do better ...

This is the problem that Yamaha sets out to solve with its MusicCast Vinyl 500 turntable, an awesome new device that lets you enjoy your favorite tunes the old fashioned way — on a well ...

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 ...

Yamaha launched the MusicCast Vinyl 500 turntable, a Wi-Fi enabled deck that allows you to spin your vinyl in one room and wirelessly stream audio to any MusicCast speaker, providing a cool way to ...

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 ...

Yamaha has introduced a new turntable that's designed to bridge the gap between analog and digital music formats – the MusicCast Vinyl 500.

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 ...

In the early ‘90s I took the digital plunge, and I sold my trusty Technics SL-220 turntable and four milk crates of records. I was moving abroad so this was somewhat of a forced choice, but like many, ...

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 ...

Yamaha hasn't said whether any of these eccentric devices will ever go on sale. It seems unlikely, but all prototypes are apparently "built to work" and are currently being "evaluated". MORE: Our pick ...