Last year, Technics announced it would return to the business of making turntables and revealed its classic SL-1200 model was back in production. Now, more details have emerged, and it will cost you a ...

Panasonic eliminated the Technics brand in 2010, as part of the electronic manufacturer’s campaign to unify brands, and with it their line of turntables. In particular, the Technics 1200 which remains ...

The limited-edition turntable comes in seven different colors and will be available for pre-order on Thursday (April 7). By Latifah Muhammad All products and services featured are independently chosen ...

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few years, it can’t have escaped your notice that vinyl records have made an astonishing comeback to rival the raising of Lazarus. Perhaps the most ...

Panasonic's luxury audio gear maker Technics has unveiled a new Premium Class turntable called the SL-100C that the brand is calling an entry level model. It's still expensive, just not as pricey as ...

UTSUNOMIYA, Japan — In the sofa-appointed listening room of a factory north of Tokyo, hi-fi fans can listen to vintage vinyl records on a sound system costing $45,000, including a sleek silver ...

TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--On March 20, 2018, the "Record Day," Panasonic Corporation released the video of the world's first full orchestra performance featuring Technics "turntables (analog record ...

The Technics 1200 has long been revered by DJs for its high-torque, direct-drive platter that ensures flawless mixes and incredibly precise scratch performances. The last version of the turntable, the ...

The original Technics SL-1200 turntable is legendary among DJs. They were the Wheels of Steel that were so beloved by turntablists in the early days of hip-hop, so one can just imagine how heartbroken ...

No! Perhaps the best DJing turntables -- and certainly the most widespread -- in the world will no longer be manufactured by Panasonic. After selling 3.5 million Technics 1200s turntables over the ...

Technics, the high-end audio company owned by Panasonic, has announced a new 'entry level' turntable that gives audiophiles a more affordable way to get on board with its premium vinyl product line.