Victrola is really stepping up their game this year at CES 2025. Just when it seemed like they couldn't surprise us anymore, they've unveiled the new Tempo Bookshelf Speakers and updated their Stream Onyx turntable with some seriously impressive features.

The Tempo Bookshelf Speakers are compact yet powerful. Inside each speaker, there's a one-inch tweeter and a four-inch low-frequency driver. With Bluetooth 5.4 support, wireless connectivity is seamless, and the inclusion of Auracast technology means high-quality audio streaming is a given. For those who prefer wired connections, these speakers are well-equipped with analog RCA, 3.5mm AUX, digital USB-C, and optical inputs.

An aesthetic bonus is the range of color options available, matching the hues of Victrola's Wave, Automatic, and Stream Onyx turntables. This attention to design coordination is a nice touch for those who appreciate both function and form. Priced at 250 euros, the Tempo speakers are positioned as an accessible option for upgrading sound setups.

On the turntable front, Victrola has brought noteworthy updates to the Stream Onyx. This two-speed, belt-driven turntable continues to boast its "Works with Sonos" certification, ensuring seamless integration with Sonos systems. Now, with the addition of Bluetooth functionality, connecting to wireless speakers has never been easier, especially for those without a Sonos setup. The new UPnP streaming support allows for connectivity with other devices on the same Wi-Fi network, much like Apple's AirPlay.

The build quality of the Stream Onyx is solid. Constructed from a mix of MDF, aluminum, and plastic, it weighs in at a sturdy 12.1 lbs (5.4 kg). It features a die-cast aluminum platter and a 225mm tonearm equipped with either an Audio Technica AT-VM95E or an Ortofon OM5E cartridge—both reputable options known for delivering high-fidelity audio.

For traditionalists, the turntable hasn’t abandoned wired connections. It retains an RCA output with a built-in preamp, providing versatility for different audio setups.

Victrola’s commitment to bridging classic and modern audio experiences is evident with these updates. The integration of Bluetooth and UPnP reflects an understanding of current audio trends and user preferences.

The new range is available now, with the Stream Onyx turntable priced at $599.99 USD and the Tempo Bookshelf Speakers at $199.99 USD. It's encouraging to see a heritage brand like Victrola embracing innovation while staying true to its roots in delivering quality audio equipment.

Victrola is really stepping up their game this year at CES 2025. Just when it seemed like they couldn't surprise us anymore, they've unveiled the new Tempo Bookshelf Speakers and updated their Stream Onyx turntable with some seriously impressive features.

The Tempo Bookshelf Speakers are compact yet powerful. Inside each speaker, there's a one-inch tweeter and a four-inch low-frequency driver. With Bluetooth 5.4 support, wireless connectivity is seamless, and the inclusion of Auracast technology means high-quality audio streaming is a given. For those who prefer wired connections, these speakers are well-equipped with analog RCA, 3.5mm AUX, digital USB-C, and optical inputs.

An aesthetic bonus is the range of color options available, matching the hues of Victrola's Wave, Automatic, and Stream Onyx turntables. This attention to design coordination is a nice touch for those who appreciate both function and form. Priced at 250 euros, the Tempo speakers are positioned as an accessible option for upgrading sound setups.

On the turntable front, Victrola has brought noteworthy updates to the Stream Onyx. This two-speed, belt-driven turntable continues to boast its "Works with Sonos" certification, ensuring seamless integration with Sonos systems. Now, with the addition of Bluetooth functionality, connecting to wireless speakers has never been easier, especially for those without a Sonos setup. The new UPnP streaming support allows for connectivity with other devices on the same Wi-Fi network, much like Apple's AirPlay.

The build quality of the Stream Onyx is solid. Constructed from a mix of MDF, aluminum, and plastic, it weighs in at a sturdy 12.1 lbs (5.4 kg). It features a die-cast aluminum platter and a 225mm tonearm equipped with either an Audio Technica AT-VM95E or an Ortofon OM5E cartridge—both reputable options known for delivering high-fidelity audio.

For traditionalists, the turntable hasn’t abandoned wired connections. It retains an RCA output with a built-in preamp, providing versatility for different audio setups.

Victrola’s commitment to bridging classic and modern audio experiences is evident with these updates. The integration of Bluetooth and UPnP reflects an understanding of current audio trends and user preferences.

The new range is available now, with the Stream Onyx turntable priced at $599.99 USD and the Tempo Bookshelf Speakers at $199.99 USD. It's encouraging to see a heritage brand like Victrola embracing innovation while staying true to its roots in delivering quality audio equipment.