Victrola turntables
A name borrowed from the original 1900s gramophone, modern Victrola spans cheap Bluetooth suitcase players up to the Sonos-streaming Stream Carbon — lifestyle vinyl at every price.
10models on file
10in production
$90–$1,500current range
9US retailers
Current range (10)
All-in-one
Victrola Journey
belt drive · 33/45/78 rpm · phono stage · Bluetooth
$90
All-in-one
Victrola Vintage Suitcase (VSC-550BT)
belt drive · 33/45/78 rpm · phono stage · Bluetooth
$90
All-in-one
Victrola Re-Spin
belt drive · 33/45/78 rpm · phono stage · Bluetooth
$100
All-in-one
Victrola Eastwood
belt drive · 33/45 rpm · phono stage · Bluetooth
$150
All-in-one
Victrola Revolution GO
belt drive · 33/45/78 rpm · phono stage · Bluetooth
$200
Hi-fi
Victrola Hi-Res Onyx
belt drive · 33/45 rpm · phono stage · Bluetooth
$250
Hi-fi
Victrola Hi-Res Carbon
belt drive · 33/45 rpm · phono stage · Bluetooth
$300
Hi-fi
Victrola Stream Onyx
belt drive · 33/45 rpm · phono stage · Bluetooth
$600
Hi-fi
Victrola Stream Carbon
belt drive · 33/45 rpm · phono stage
$1,000
Hi-fi
Victrola Stream Sapphire
belt drive · 33/45 rpm · phono stage · Bluetooth
$1,500
Who sells Victrola in the US
Common questions
Does Victrola still make turntables?
Yes — Victrola has 10 models currently in production, listed above.
What's the cheapest current Victrola turntable?
The Victrola Journey at $90 US reference price. At the other end, the Victrola Stream Sapphire is $1,500.
Where can I buy a Victrola turntable in the US?
9 US retailers in our database stock Victrola, listed below with direct search links to each deck.