Victrola Soundstage All-in-one Speaker Arrives in Europe This October
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Victrola has announced that its Soundstage all-in-one speaker will launch across Europe on October 1, bringing a compact speaker designed specifically for turntables to a wider audience. First unveiled at CES 2026, the Soundstage combines room-filling sound with vibration-reducing technology intended to improve vinyl playback.
Unlike traditional bookshelf speakers, the Soundstage uses a down-firing Symmetric Drive Woofer (SDW) to produce deep bass while minimizing vibrations that can interfere with a turntable's stylus. Front-facing Balanced Mode Radiators (BMR) provide wide stereo dispersion, creating a larger soundstage from a single compact enclosure.
The speaker supports Bluetooth, Auracast, RCA, USB-C and 3.5mm AUX connectivity, allowing it to function with turntables as well as other audio sources. It's designed to pair with Victrola's Wave and Automatic turntables but is compatible with most record players.
The Victrola Soundstage will be available in Walnut and Black finishes starting October 1 for £299 / €329. It is already available in the U.S. for $349.
Why It Matters
Finding speakers that deliver powerful sound without introducing vibration into a nearby turntable can be a challenge. Victrola's Soundstage tackles that problem with a purpose-built design while adding modern features like Auracast and Bluetooth, making it an appealing all-in-one solution for vinyl listeners who want a cleaner, simpler setup.
