A kitchen splashbork on sale at the Cardiff IKEA. THX Onyx: A do-it-all DAC for the travelling audiophile. Master boot vinyl record: It just gives DOS on my IBM PC a warmer, more authentic tone. 
Vinyl sales top CDs for the first time in decades in America, streaming rules. Technics, a Japanese Panasonic subsidiary and long-time maker of high-end turntables, offers models that run well into the thousands of dollars, as do other manufacturers. A basic all-in-one record player from Crosley starts at less than $100, while roughly equivalent models from Audio-Technica, a well-established turntable maker, cost just a bit more. Just as they did in the past, modern turntable and record player prices vary wildly. 
Where they differ is internally - modern players will often include a Bluetooth antenna and support for external media stored on an SD card or USB drive, or additional options to fine-tune the sound. Compared to vintage turntables, modern ones aren't that different - there's only so many ways to drag a needle over a disk.
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