Removing the need for a full stereo speaker setup and reducing cable clutter, the Soundstage comes with multiple connection options, including Bluetooth. It also supports wired connections and USB-C, allowing it to work with other audio sources like smartphones and computers. Additionally, Auracast support means that users can use multi-speaker setups.
For sound, Victrola says the speaker uses a vibration-isolated design to improve audio clarity by reducing interference from the turntable. It includes a dedicated woofer for bass and balanced mode radiators to help with stereo separation. For turntable users who prefer to stay away from the clutter, the Soundstage might be worth a look. The Victrola Soundstage will launch in summer 2026, priced at $350, and will be available in finishes such as walnut and black.
CES 2026 is off to a solid start and will continue till January 9 in Las Vegas. This time there have been some amazing product launches from the veteran companies as well as newcomers. We’re tracking all the audio related news coming from the show including the latest from Fender, Samsung and more. Check out our live blog with the latest audio related updates from CES.
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