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Roth VA4 review

Posted on February 14, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

With more people buying vinyl each year, there’s a greater number of turntables being bought (or dusted off) and plugged in.

If you’re in the market for a pair of speakers to connect your record player up to, Roth Audio wants the VA4s to be your go-to.

These desktop speakers have a built-in phono stage, so you won’t need an outboard phono stage or separate amplifier.

Trying to make the vinyl resurgence more accessible is a noble aim, but does the performance match the concept?

Features

Not only is the VA4’s moving-magnet phono stage a nice addition, it’s also easy to activate – simply flick the toggle on the back of the master speaker and the speakers will switch the RCA input from line-level audio to phono.
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