Your turntable stylus, often referred to as the needle, really is one of the most essential parts of your vinyl playback chain. While it gently draws out the grooves of your favorite albums, even the...

Vinyl records provide an unparalleled listening experience that is warm and rich, and yet demanding in maintenance as well. Dust, static electricity, and handling wear and tear deteriorate sound...

On the vinyl playback front, your stylus (or needle) is where your music and equipment meet. It's the tool that tracks the grooves of your beloved records and translates that movement into rich,...

A Beginner's Guide to Turntables: Spin Vinyl with Confidence In the age of technology, people are increasingly coming back to vinyl for the richer and more genuine sound. There's something special...

Your turntable's stylus, or needle, is one of the tiniest but most critical pieces of equipment in your entire record-playing system. It's solely entrusted with etching the grooves of your records...

For maintaining the sound quality of your vinyl, a little tool goes a long way: the Ortofon Stylus Brush. Specialized for the delicate task of safely and thoroughly cleaning your phono cartridge’s...

Vinyl records provide a classic listening experience, but to maintain their warm, analog enchantment, correct storage and handling are necessary. Temperature changes, static build-up, and dust...

Your stylus, commonly called the needle, is one of your turntable's most sensitive parts. Your stylus's task is to convert your vinyl's physical grooves into sound. Dust, lint, and microscopic...

A clean stylus is the unsung star of your vinyl system. The greatest turntable and cartridge will fail if your stylus tip has dust or dirt caked on it. Not only will a dirty stylus warp your sound,...

If your records no longer sound quite like they used to, are they a bit fuzzy on the highs, distorted, or skipping? Your turntable stylus could be the problem. Dust and grime accumulated on the...