Luxman is one of the oldest audio brands in the world. Two years shy of its centenary, the Japanese manufacturer excels at solid-state and digital electronics, while continuing to make exceptional ...

Japanese high-end audio brand Luxman has announced a brand new belt-driven turntable just in time for Christmas. The new flagship Luxman PD-191A turntable replaces the outgoing PD-171 series and looks ...

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Luxman America has introduced the PD-191A analog player, which incorporates an all-new tonearm, drive system, record mat, and PWM/PID rotation speed controller. Other key features include Luxman’s ...

The Luxman L-507Z Integrated Amplifier & PD-151 MKII Turntable begin the 100th anniversary party slightly early. Luxman sits in a slightly different position because it competes rather favorably with ...

Luxman’s centenary might not be until 2025, but the company already seems to be in full-on party mode and has announced the arrival of an impressive-looking trio of high-end separates. We kick things ...

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The Luxman LMC-5 MC Cartridge is their first in 40 years. At $2,695, it needs to be their best cartridge in 40 years as well. Luxman is one of our favorite Japanese high-end brands for the simple ...

If there is a single species of audio component that has gained popularity over the past few years, it would have to be the integrated amplifier; a single box whose entrails combine a control ...

Your definition of 'entry-level' may differ from Luxman's, but at £4500/$5500 this is the most affordable turntable the company has produced to date. Not that there's anything cheap about it. The ...