KALPETTA: In a major political development in the Congress party in Wayanad, DCC president N D Appachan tendered his resignation on Thursday, a move that comes just two days after MP Priyanka Gandhi ...

Austrian hi-fi brand Pro-Ject has launched two new premium turntables. Both the flagship Signature 12.2 and The Classic Reference were previously shown off as prototypes, but they're now available to ...

N D Appachan resigned as Wayanad DCC president amid internal conflicts, leaving his fate to the KPCC's decision. This move follows Priyanka Gandhi's constituency visit and a period of factionalism ...

Philips is returning to the hi-fi scene with the launch of two new products: a turntable and a pair of wireless active speakers. Both promise to be relatively affordable. The turntable, in particular, ...

The best Bluetooth turntables make it possible to listen to all your much-loved vinyl records using either Bluetooth headphones or wireless speakers. They're super simple to set up and offer the most ...

Today, Pro-Ject is best known for its entry-level or midrange turntables, priced between $300 and $600, designed as the “next step up” for those looking to get a little more serious about vinyl.

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Pro-Ject's new Signature 12.2 is a gorgeous flagship turntable, while the Classic Reference is a production version of a much-desired collector's item. Prices start at £4,349 / €4,990, with both ...

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TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.