The cool thing about wireless speakers --especially Bluetooth speakers-- is their portability and, well, lack of wires. In a worst case scenario, they have to be plugged in to an electrical outlet.

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The +Audio’s The+Record Player manages to combine a record player and Bluetooth speaker in a single box, and the Audiophiliac even liked the sound. Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve Guttenberg has ...

Japanese audio brand Technics has unveiled the SL-40CBT at IFA Berlin, a direct drive turntable that for the first time ...

The new deck is equipped with an Ortofon 2M Blue cartridge for delivering "clarity and dynamic range", while a ...

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JBL has a wide range of speakers and headphones that use a Bluetooth connection for streaming and making calls. The process varies slightly between models and types of products, but the essential ...

Pick up any Amazon Echo smart speaker or display as part of your Alexa smart home setup, and it does, of course, come with its own built-in audio output—so you can hear Alexa's responses, play your ...