Victrola has unveiled its expanded product lineup at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, including everything from turntables and record players to bookshelf and premium outdoor speakers.
Vitrola has been making audio products since 1906, and its heavy involvement in the turntable space means the company welcomes this vinyl resurgence we’re experiencing. According to the Vinyl Records Business Report 2024, as cited by Vitrola, vinyl sales rose to US$1.5 billion in 2023 and are projected to reach US$2.4 billion by 2030. The company’s latest models combine both the retro format with modern features. The Wave turntable, for example, along with the Tempo bookshelf speakers and Zen outdoor speakers, will incorporate Auracast broadcast audio for seamless multi-speaker pairing.
Here’s a short description of what you’ll find at the booth and what’s coming for 2025:
The Victrola Automatic (MSRP US$200) Bluetooth turntable offers one-touch operation, auto-stop, and full-side repeat functionality, and now comes in three new colours.
Selling for MSRP US$400, the Victrola Wave features Bluetooth 5.4, aptX Adaptive and aptX HD, Auracast broadcast audio, wired connectivity, and bold colours.
As part of the Stream family, the Victrola Stream Onyx (US$600) is a Works with Sonos wireless turntable available in bold new colours. A major software update introducing Bluetooth and VINYLSTREAM Wi-Fi (UPnP) streaming support across the lineup.
The Victrola Tempo Bookshelf Speakers are designed to complement Victrola’s turntables and feature Bluetooth 5.4, Auracast broadcast audio, RCA, 3.5mm Aux, USB-C, and Optical inputs. They come in matching colours ti the Victrola Wave, Automatic, and Stream Onyx standalone turntables, and will sell for US$200/pr.
For outdoor audio, the Victrola Zen Outdoor Speaker (US$200 ea.) are durable, easy to set up, and low maintenance. Employing a modern design, they deliver expansive sound and seamlessly integrate into most outdoor gardens, patios, porches, and backyards. The solar-powered speaker features the latest Bluetooth technology and Auracast broadcast audio for pairing an unlimited number of speakers for customizable soundscapes.
As a mid-century modern shelf system with a full-sized turntable, matching stereo speakers, Bluetooth streaming, and an Audio-Technica ATN3600L cartridge, the Victrola Harmony (US$200) employs a mid-century modern design.
Victrola is exclusively distributed in Canada by Erikson Consumer
As a more fun product, the Victrola Journey Glow (US$80) is a suitcase turntable with 18 LED light modes, Bluetooth streaming, and versatile connectivity.
Victrola’s full line-up is on display at CES 2025 in the Las Vegas Venetian Suites 29-218, 29-220, and 29-222. Products will begin rolling out at retail in Spring 2025.