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

The Victrola Soundstage is ideal for those who want to build their vinyl system up rather than out, with plenty of digital and analog connections for every kind of listener.
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. 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. 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…
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