Vinyl enthusiasts looking to upgrade their listening setup will soon have another option as Victrola prepares to launch its Soundstage speaker across Europe.
Introduced at CES 2026, the Soundstage is designed as an all-in-one sound solution for turntable owners who want room-filling audio without the footprint and complexity of a traditional hi-fi system. The speaker will be available in Europe beginning October 1 for £299 and €329.
The compact soundbase is designed to sit beneath a turntable while addressing one of the challenges that can come with placing conventional speakers near a record player: vibration. Sound from speakers can travel through a turntable and reach the stylus, potentially creating feedback, resonance and distortion.
Victrola says the Soundstage’s vibration-isolated cabinet is designed to reduce those unwanted effects while maintaining a strong bass response. Its Symmetric Drive Woofer (SDW)™ uses a dual-diaphragm design intended to produce low frequencies while helping cancel unwanted vibration. Rear-facing ports also direct bass away from the turntable.
For midrange and high frequencies, the Soundstage features front-facing Balanced Mode Radiators (BMR)™, which are designed to provide broad sound dispersion and a wider stereo image throughout a room.
“Soundstage builds on Victrola’s long history of all-in-one listening systems. It gives a new generation of vinyl listeners room-filling sound without the size or complexity of a traditional hi-fi system,” said Victrola CEO Scott Hagen.
The Soundstage can be paired with Victrola’s Wave™ and Automatic turntables, although the company says it is compatible with a variety of other record players and audio sources. It can also function as a standalone wireless speaker, giving users flexibility beyond vinyl playback.
Connectivity options include Bluetooth, RCA, USB-C and 3.5mm AUX. The Soundstage also supports Auracast for compatible multi-speaker setups.
The speaker will be offered in Walnut and Black finishes, giving consumers options to complement different home audio and décor setups.
The European launch will make the Soundstage available through retailers including Richer Sounds, John Lewis, Peter Tyson, Currys, Harrods, Selfridges, Fnac, Boulanger, Media Markt and Carrefour.
In the United States, where the Soundstage is already available, the speaker is priced at $349 and can be purchased through retailers including Best Buy, Amazon, Target, Crutchfield, Urban Outfitters and Turntable Lab.
With its combination of vinyl-focused engineering, wireless connectivity and compact design, the Soundstage is aimed at listeners who want to bring modern convenience to the traditional record-playing experience without building a larger, more complicated audio system.