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Celebrate Record Store Day with Vinyl Players from $50

Vinyl’s touch and sound are here to stay, even for those who’ve never felt a groove.

Record Store Day is back, and it's time to embrace the scratchy elegance of vinyl. Whether you're a seasoned audiophile or new to the scene, there are some beautiful retro combos starting from $50.


If you fancy diving deeper into high-fidelity bliss, check out our list of the best audiophile headphones, starting at $77. It's not just about sound; it’s about appreciating the tactile ritual of vinyl.


There are some really good options available today, from classic rockers to tech-savvy novices. Sign up for Creative Bloq’s daily newsletter to stay inspired by the latest in art, design and technology.

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