The Pioneer Lego DJ Turntable was created by Jesse ‘Dean’ Graves as part of the Pioneer DJ’s Art Mix project. This fully functional turntable was ingeniously crafted using Lego bricks and a Pioneer ...

Consider this the peanut butter and marshmallow of good looking gadgets: a Pioneer CDJ-2000 buried under a shell of wonderfully constructed Lego kookiness. I wouldn’t want to drop it, but damnit if it ...

A functional LEGO version of the classic Technics SL-1200 MK2 turntable has been submitted to the toy company’s ideas board. If the fan-made design reaches 10,000 votes, LEGO will consider turning it ...

The iconic Technics SL-1200 turntable has been recreated in Lego. It's currently a Lego Ideas project so you can vote to help it become an actual product. The Technics SL-1200 is one of the most ...

Korea has been know for excellent electronics for decades. But Hayarobi, a LEGO lover and member of the Korean LEGO-enthusiast club Brickinside, has taken things a brick too far — in a good way — ...

But it’s the first thing that comes to mind when beholding the sci-fi hi-fi created by Korean Lego artist Hayarobi. No detail is overlooked on Hayarobi’s record player, which he called The Planet. It ...

A Korean Lego enthusiast has built a working turntable from over 2000 blocks. Watch a video of it in action below. Named The Planet it is a stroke of plastic engineering genius that requires only a ...

From Lego clubs and Lego acid house, to a Lego record player. A man from Korea has made a working record player by using more than 2,000 pieces of Lego to construct it. The record player, named 'The ...

You want to live in a world where you can actually buy a (semi) functional Technics turntable made out of Lego, right? That beautiful dream can become a reality, as long as you exercise your ...

Panasonic resurrected the legendary Technics 1200 turntable eight years ago, but Tamás Borján’s version will appeal to both nostalgic DJs and Lego fans. This 2,215-piece Technics SL-1200 MK2 won’t ...

A Korean designer by the name of hayarobi has taken over 2,000 LEGO bricks and created "The Planet," which runs on the $7 LEGO Power Functions Battery Box. Apparently the only piece that isn't made ...