There is no reason why your vinyl has to sit there like a pancake, spinning around and taking up all sorts of space as you listen to it. The Floating Record Vertical Turntable from Gramovox on ...

Ready to unveil a new way to listen to music, Chicago startup and Kickstarter success Gramovox launched a campaign on crowdfunding giant’s platform to raise funds for its new product, the Floating ...

Welcome to Record Roundup 33, a number that has special significance if you happen to be a record enthusiast. Technically, to fully hit the mark, I would need a 1/3 in there as well, but close enough.

CHICAGO (CBS)-- Recognizing a resurgence of vinyl records, a Chicago-based company has created an unusual all-in-one turntable with a high-tech, modern design. Gramovox has developed a "vertical" ...

Roughly halfway through its 30 day Kickstarter campaign the very unique Floating Record Vertical Turntable has already raised over $1.1 million thanks to over 3,000 backers that have already pledged ...

Years ago if you wanted to buy your favorite new album, it came on a big vinyl record. As time went by those records were replaced for the most part by tapes, CDs and MP3s. There are still a lot of ...

It’s not terribly often that a Kickstarter darling delivers on its claims, but sometimes, crowdfunding does pay off. The Gramovox Floating Record Player raised $1.5 million to get the product green ...

There’s a new way to experience the breadth of Audio-Technica’s range in premium wooden headphones, cartridges, hot sauce and more – currently available in Sydney and coming soon to Melbourne. The ...

The books are closed on Gramovox’s $1.6 million Kickstarter campaign for its vertical record player, and CEO Pavan Bapu is determined not to become the next Central Standard Timing. CST, another ...

Jimin Hwang and Jihyo Seo share their sleek concept for a turntable that makes records levitate as they play. Turntable technology has hit quite the stride in the last decade or so. New models ...

If you didn’t notice, vinyl is having a comeback. Not only are sales exploding, outstripping even those of digital downloads, but hardware makers are turning their attention back to turntables in a ...