Heritage American Audio Brand, Victrola, Introduces New Colors In Its Wireless Turntables and Speakers
Updating its ‘Automatic’, ‘Wave’ and ‘Stream Onyx’ turntables and ‘Tempo Bookshelf Speakers’, while adding Bluetooth support for its Sonos-compatible turntable.


Victrola – one of the oldest American audio brands, founded in 1906 in Camden, NJ – has updated its Sonos-compatible ‘Stream’ turntable range, introducing new iterations of the ‘Stream Onyx’ at CES 2025.
As well as new colors, the brand has added a major software update that brings Bluetooth functionality into the range for the first time.
The Stream Onyx is a two-speed, belt-driven turntable with multiple playback and connectivity options. An officially certified as “Works with Sonos” product, it connects seamlessly to a Sonos sound system and allow users to wirelessly playback their vinyl. But, with this latest update to one of its most popular turntables, users can now also connect to speakers wirelessly via Bluetooth, allowing those without a Sonos speaker set up to take advantage of the. Victrola has also added UPnP streaming support, meaning users can connect the turntable with other devices on the same WiFi network – similar to how Apple’s AirPlay feature works.
Those looking for a more traditional wired connection can breath a sigh of relief: the newly updated Stream Onyx retains the wired connectivity option, featuring an RCA output with built-in preamp.
The turntable is constructed from a material mix that includes MDF, aluminum and plastic, weighing in at a solid 12.1lbs (5.4kgs). It features a die-cast aluminum platter and a 225mm tonearm loaded with either an Audio Technica AT-VM95E or an Ortofon OM5E cartridge – two premium options known for delivering premium, high-fidelity audio.
Victrola has also updated its ‘Tempo Bookshelf Speakers’ with the new colors to match and the speakers feature Bluetooth 5.4 support, Auracast broadcast, as well as wired connection options like RCA, 3.5mm AUX, USB-C and an optical audio input. Additionally, Victrola has added the same new colors in both its ‘Automatic’ and ‘Wave’ turntables.
Victrola’s new range is available now and includes the Stream Onyx turntable ($599.99 USD) and the Tempo Bookshelf Speakers $199.99 USD).