On Jan. 6, Victrola announced the release of the new Victrola Soundstage, the soundbase designed for high-quality, compact audio. The product will be demonstrated at CES 2026, and will be available for purchase in the summer of 2026.

The Victrola Soundstage was built for vinyl turntables, but is also applicable to computers, TVs and other audio source technology. The company said that the goal for the new product is to eliminate the need for multi-speaker sound systems and provide high-quality audio in a compact, space-efficient design.

Victrola has been building all-in-one listening systems for more than a century, and Soundstage is a natural evolution of that legacy,” said Scott Hagen, CEO of Victrola. “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 said that Soundstage aims to solve the common challenge of resonance in the audio industry. To achieve this, the company utilized the down-firing Symmetric Drive Woofer (SDW) which provides deep bass without vibrations as well as the Balanced Mode Radiator (BMR) that is built to deliver immersive stereo sound.

Victrola hopes that the simplicity and capability of the new design will prove more adaptable to any user lifestyle and minimize bulkiness while maximizing audio quality.