Victrola Soundstage Delivers Under-Turntable Bass With 6 Input Options
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Updated · ZDNet · Aug 15
Victrola Soundstage Delivers Under-Turntable Bass With 6 Input Options
1 articles · Updated · ZDNet · Aug 15
Summary
ZDNET says Victrola’s Soundstage gives space-constrained vinyl listeners a compact upgrade path, fitting under a turntable while avoiding the thin sound of suitcase-style all-in-one players.
Punchy, deep bass drives the review: the soundbase uses force-opposing diaphragms and an underbody subwoofer to limit vibration, letting it share a surface with a turntable without obvious scratching or shaking.
6 connection types broaden its appeal — RCA, optical, sub-out, USB-C, Bluetooth and Auracast — and it can work as both an Auracast transmitter and receiver, though receiver mode is limited to other Victrola speakers.
ZDNET says the trade-off is recessed upper-mids and limited separation versus powered bookshelf speakers, but for beginners or secondary vinyl setups, the compact design and versatility outweigh those weaknesses.