Victrola Stream Onyx Wi-Fi turntable drops to $599.99 for Sonos users

$198.29 off right now.

If you have a Sonos system and a vinyl collection, you have been waiting for a turntable that talks directly to your speakers without a receiver or extra hub in the chain. Victrola Stream Onyx - Wi-Fi Streaming 2-Speed drops to $599.99 - save $198.29. That is 25 percent off the 30-day average price, making this one of the best opportunities to grab a Wi-Fi-native turntable that was built for Sonos ecosystems from the ground up.

THE DEAL

Victrola Stream Onyx - Wi-Fi Streaming 2-Speed

$599.99 (was $798.28) - Save $198.29 (25% off)

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Get This Price

For just $599.99, below its 30-day average of $798.28. The 90-day average sits at $765.59 and the 180-day average at $758.29, so this price cuts well below what the market has been asking.

If you have been watching this model since launch. This is the deepest discount yet.

What You're Getting

The Victrola Stream Onyx streams vinyl directly to your Sonos system over Wi-Fi with zero extra hardware required. It also includes Bluetooth output for speakers, soundbars, and headphones when you want to step away from the multi-room setup.

UPnP streaming and Roon Ready Relay expand your options further, and a traditional line-level RCA output is there for wired connections. Setup takes minutes through the Victrola Stream app, and playback and volume are controlled from the turntable's illuminated knob. The audio chain features an Audio-Technica AT-VM95E or Ortofon OM5E moving magnet cartridge paired with an aluminum tonearm that has a removable headshell and adjustable counterweight.

Who This Is For

Best for Sonos owners who want vinyl in their multi-room setup without a separate receiver, preamp, or workaround. Also a strong fit for Roon users who can take advantage of the Relay integration.

Skip this if you already own a turntable with a line out and a free input on your Sonos Amp or Port -- the convenience premium only makes sense if you are starting from scratch or upgrading from a basic Bluetooth-only table.

Final Verdict

For $198 less than its typical street price, the Stream Onyx solves the Sonos-vinyl integration problem cleanly. If you are in the Sonos ecosystem and shopping for a turntable. This is the price to act on.