The Audio-Technica Sound Burger is a portable record player that allows you to bring a fully functional analog option for music wherever you want to go. Its compact size and modern connection options, ...

The unique turntable retains all of its vintage styling but adds in modern conveniences like Bluetooth and USB-C The unique turntable retains all of its vintage styling but adds in modern conveniences ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When Audio-Technica launched its original AT-727 Sound Burger portable record player in the 1980s, it wasn't what you'd call a runaway success ...

Vinyl is far from dead. Just ask your most nostalgic audiophile friend, old-school uncle, or even Taylor Swift. And for those who prefer their vinyl with some modern-day comforts, there’s the revival ...

Update, November 8: Well that was fast. Quicker than you can say “I’d like fries with that,” the newly revived Sound Burger has completely sold out. In less than a week, Audio-Technica received orders ...

The classic 1980s Sound Burger portable vinyl player has officially been reissued by Audio-Technica. The product is launching for just $199 and comes with a built-in battery and USB-C port for ...

Last year to celebrate its 60th anniversary, Audio Technica launched a limited edition version of their Sound Burger portable turntable. The device was only available in limited quantities. Due to the ...

The 1980s were the era when music went portable, largely thanks to the rise of the Sony Walkman and cassette tapes. But Audio Technica’s Sound Burger put a different spin on portable music. Released ...

Before Sony helped make music listening mobile, and well before the digital age when thousands of albums could fit on a device no bigger than a calculator, kids would likely grab a portable turntable ...

Audio-Technica is bringing back its iconic Sound Burger portable turntable. After nearly 40 years and countless clones, the updated model adds a few new features to make it more appealing to modern ...

To many audiophiles, vinyl records are the way to go when it comes to listening to music. Others just enjoy vinyl for the nostalgia of it all. Audio-Technica has just re-released the AT-SB727 Sound ...