A: Vintage Garrard turntables range from mediocre entry-level models to the highly desirable Garrard 301, which sells for thousands of dollars if you are lucky enough to find one.

Why are audiophiles shopping for vintage turntables? We talked to two experts who restore old turntables to learn why.

RyanJLane/istockphotoIf you’ve got an old record player sitting in the garage collecting dust, it might be time to take a closer look at it. Vintage record players don’t just serve as ...

A Garrard 401 is cradled in the plinth; the turntable’s compact design made it ideal for an easy weekend customization project. This plinth is a hi-fi masterpiece made by forum user “Ovenmitt” and ...

Garrard originated from Swindon and became synonymous in the 1950s for its iconic turntable designs. SME has plans to develop the Garrard brand, with announcements to be made on new products in the ...

The Garrard 401 debuted in 1965 and remained in production through 1977, so it's ideal for my dream 1970s system. The Garrard 401 turntable was mounted in a new custom-made plinth sourced from the UK.