No space for bookshelf speakers? The Victrola Soundstage sits neatly under my turntable

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Building a vinyl system can be a major task: you'll need a turntable and bookshelf speakers, and if they're analog, you'll also need a preamp, maybe an amp, too. Then, you'll need records and a place to store them. Vinyl can be a demanding and space-consuming hobby.

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Many people are low on space for several reasons, but an all-in-one suitcase turntable isn't an option for someone with a sophisticated ear. A soundbase like the Victrola Soundstage can help you build your vinyl system up rather than out, without compromising sound quality.

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