In 1973, a newly founded company in Scotland named Linn launched a turntable called the Sondek LP12. It looked pretty much like any other ordinary turntable, but its inventor and company founder, Ivor ...

An email initially rejected as spam led to a partnership that has seen a new Jony Ive Linn turntable design, as part of the high-end British audio company’s 50th anniversary celebrations … Linn has ...

When Ivor Tiefenbrun debuted the Linn turntable in 1973, he sent shock waves through the music world. The device quickly won favor among audiophiles due to its superior sonic qualities, among other ...

Making a turntable and releasing it back in 1972 and getting 35 years older just to see that the gear is still working perfectly is the best presentation a manufacturer could ever benefit from. Well, ...

It’s rare for a piece of consumer technology to remain in production for half a century. Linn’s Sondek LP12 turntable was designed by the company founder, Ivor Tiefenbrun, and launched in February ...

There are very few people who are considered untouchable at Stuff Towers, but Jony Ive would certainly get first choice from the office biscuit tin if he ever chose to pop round, which makes this new ...

Apple makes a lot of different types of technology, but the brand doesn’t make turntables. But if it did — or more specifically, if it had during the time when Jony Ive, Apple’s famed chief design ...

In the audiophile world, Linn do no longer need any introduction nor presentation as their name has been standing as a proud proof of excellence for so many years and has become a synonym to supreme ...

The secret to the Sondek LP12 was that it was a well-engineered component that was also modular and upgradable—maddeningly so. Like Barbie with different outfits, the model has mostly remained ...