St. Albans, Vt. — High-end audio retailer Audio Turntable has begun marketing ELP’s Laser Turntable in the United States. The product, said to be the only non-contact phonograph player in the world, ...

May 3, 2005 — -- Remember phonographs and record albums? The introduction of smaller, scratch-resistant audio compact discs has made such analog music formats obscure if not obsolete. But with an ...

If you’re one of those folks who believes that no audio medium has ever improved on the vinyl LP, you’ll want to know about ELP’s Laser Turntable. Yes, it plays records, but with a laser instead of a ...

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A turntable for vinyl records from Japanese-based ELP Corporation that uses lasers instead of a needle. Introduced in 1991 and continually refined, the Laser Turntable (LT) is an amazing technology ...

If you’ve got an extra $14,000 to $18,500 sitting around, you might consider grabbing yourself one of these bad boys from Japanese manufacturer ELP. The ELP Laser Turntable promises the best in ...

While we’re on the subject of expensive audio equipment, we figured we should mention a companion piece of equipment for the Hovland Stratos: ELP Corp.’s Laser Turntable. In case you’re not familiar, ...

A new laser vinyl turntable has gone on sale for the price of $15,000, which promises not to harm your vinyls whilst they play. Record collectors have always faced the danger of scratching their ...

Seriously, I remember this slab of tech from, like, twenty years ago on Tomorrow's World. It's a laser turntable for your vinyl, you sexy bearded classic audiophile – don't put up with wretched ...

The invitation read: “The Laser Turntable is here! You are cordially invited to the introduction of Finial Technology’s LT-1 Laser Turntable, the optical turntable that employs a laser beam to play ...

A Japanese manufacturer hopes to pry aging baby boomers away from their digital CDs and MP3s and lure them back to their old vinyl records with a promise of a high-tech turntable. ELT Corp.’s laser ...

Break out those old Fleetwood Mac records. A Japanese company has introduced what it calls the world’s only laser turntable into North American markets. ELP Corp. said the device retails for $15,000 ...