Home audio brand Victrola took CES 2026 to announce a soundbase called the Victrola Soundstage as well as a new colourway for some devices.
Victrola’s big unveiling for CES 2026 lies in the Soundstage, a soundbase designed to sit directly below your turntable. The premise is simple: this was designed to eliminate the need for separate speakers and amplifiers, turning your gear into a compact, space-saving solution with premium audio.
“Victrola has been building all-in-one listening systems for more than a century, and Soundstage is a
natural evolution of that legacy,” said the CEO of Victrola, Scott Hagen. “While vinyl records continue to
resonate with a new and younger generation of enthusiastic listeners, not all of them want a big,
complex hi-fi system. So in some respects, Soundstage is a return to form for us. It takes our DNA in
making all-in-one consoles and modernizes it for the next generation. The result is a solution that
effortlessly fills a room with great-sounding music, sits neatly under a turntable, plays music from a
variety of other sources, and can even stream records throughout the house.”
Victrola Soundstage Features directly from their press release:
- Designed to pair with Victrola’s Wave and Automatic turntables, and compatible with a widerange of other turntables.
- Vibration-isolated design protects playback integrity and prevents resonance:
- Balanced Mode Radiators (BMRs) for immersive stereo dispersion.
- Symmetric Drive Woofer (SDW) for deep, accurate bass while isolating vibrations.
- Multi-speaker streaming using Auracast for wireless audio broadcasting or receiving with
- compatible speakers and devices.
- Versatile connectivity includes 3.5 mm AUX, RCA, USB-C, and Bluetooth.
- Designed to expand beyond turntables as a monitor stand or a standalone wireless speaker.
- Furniture-friendly design, available in Walnut and Black finishes.
The Victrola Soundstage measures 16.9 inches wide (429.5 millimetres), 15.1 inches deep (383.7 millimetres) and 3.5 inches tall (89.5 millimetres). It offers 3.5-millimetre auxiliary, RCA and USB-C inputs, along with Bluetooth connectivity and Auracast support for both transmitting and receiving audio. The unit will be available in black as well as a new walnut finish.
This Walnut finish is also being extended to items already a part of Victrola’s line-up, including the Wave Turntable ($499) and Tempo Bookshelf Speakers ($249/pair), which were previously offered in White, Matte Blue, Matte Green and Black. These devices were originally announced at CES 2025, and the new Walnut finish was another part of their CES 2026 announcement.
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