- input voltage：100 -240V.Power consumption : 1.0 W, Signal-to-noise ratio > 50 dB (DIN-B)
- Experience the high fidelity audio of vinyl
- Fully automatic belt drive turntable operation with 2 speeds: 33 1/3, 45 RPM
- Anti resonance, die cast aluminum platter
- Redesigned tone arm base and head shell for improved tracking and reduced resonance
- Ac adapter handles AC/DC conversion outside of the chassis, reducing noise in the signal chain
- Includes: detachable RCA output cable (3.5 mm male to dual RCA male), 45 RPM adapter, and removable hinged dust cover
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Fenner –
After my old 1960s Dual 1009SK finally gave up the ghost, I was in a quandary as what to get for replacement. Shopped around a lot with friends and internet, etc. and found this Audio Technica AT-LP60X-BK on Amazon. It had very good ratings and was priced reasonably, in fact so reasonable I almost skipped over it, thinking it wasn’t that good. Sure glad I took a chance! Despite the low price, it performs beautifully with no noise, no hassle, and simple, effective operation. It comes complete with cartridge, dust cover, cables, etc. It’s compact, unobtrusive, good looking and just works well!! Oh, and because I’m finicky, I have ordered an elliptical needle cartridge, although the included one seems to sound just fine.
Shannon –
This is a great record player for what we are using it for. I was caught off guard when I opened the box and saw I had to assemble it myself, but it was easier than I thought to do. It puts out great sound and is super easy to “start” with the automatic button. There is also a “stop” button if you want to stop anywhere on the record. Set up easily with my Yamaha receiver and my Klipsch speakers sound great with it. I also love that it has a clear cover so the cats don’t ruin it. We are getting back into the vinyl so this is perfect for now.
Hayden Reed –
this turntable is excellent, and let me tell you why.- the price is unmatched. there is quite literally no other turntable you can get at this quality for this price- the sound is fantastic. it’s got a good quality stylus that picks up every little note and layer in the song you’re listening to- it’s feature-rich. it’s automatic, you can switch between 33 and 45 speeds, and you can switch between 12″ and 7″ records for automatic use,- the build is sturdy and looks great. it’s a very solid turntable that also looks fantastic. the black body is super sleek and pairs nicely with the clear dust cover. the felt cover that sits on the plate also looks great and keeps your records in good condition- the setup is incredibly easy. all you have to do is attach the belt which takes less than 30 seconds and from there, it’s all plug and play
Phillip Adams –
This is replacing a very old Bang & Olufson tangential tracking turntable that had finally gone kaput after years of keeping it going. I just wanted a cheap, simple, automatic turntable with lowish profile and smallish footprint to play LPs and 7′ singles at 33, 45 rpm, with simple switching between the two sizes/speeds and no messing around with belt position as on pricey turntables. This does the job beautifully. Analog plugs from 3.5 mm jack plug in back of turntable for output to amplifier, no extra lead to reduce buzzing/humming noises – no need for one. It even has a nice little recess for the 45 adaptor (included) for when the center’s been removed from a single – brilliant!I haven’t experimented with whether it needs a pre-amp, or not – it depends upon which amp you’re using and they’re cheap enough to buy if you need one; and I haven’t attempted direct recording to other media formats – I have $2000 player and old CD recorder/player set up for that so I can make my own CDs. I’m not into music on computers, digital downloads or all the awful modern crap from last 20 years.OK, sound isn’t on the same level as a $1000+ hi-fi turntable, with all the 20lb weight, leveling, and the rest, but it is adequate for my needs.Would make a very nice starter turntable for a teenager who’s maybe discovering what vinyl was all about 50, 60 years ago and spinning grand-dad’s old records, or buying new ones since vinyl’s back in popularity again after the wilderness years of 1990s – 2010s. It’s nicely retro, without being cheesy. It just does the job without hassle. Back to analog. I bet you can even find a mono cartridge if you look around.
Roy Brown –
Having owned turntables since adolescence, I know a good turntable when I see one. This is not necessarily a bad product. It serves a purpose. The price is right and it will last if you take very good care of it. I looked at other turntables that were pricier and I concluded that these devices are quite similar except in price. Having had to discard my old Technics turntable which I had since 1982 because of an inability to get a replacement belt drive, it had to be tossed. Sadly, I might add.Having an extensive vinyl and CD collection, I made do with my disc player. However, I yearned for the sound of vinyl.This is not a bad machine and unlike my previous turntable which was manual this one is automatic to play albums and 45’s. It’s kinda nice. However, it doesn’t feel as sturdy as it is quite light. I found out the needle is very, very fragile as it can pop off easily and if you’re not careful it can easily break if you don’t put it back just so. The drive belt seems very light and I just hope it doesn’t wear out with extensive use. But that’s the chance we all take.Delivery was very good and it arrived undamaged. It is easy to set up and shows clear instructions. There is also a switch on the back of the turntable. I have no idea what purpose it serves. When I put my first album on, it sounded very distorted. I thought my receiver or my speakers were the issue or that I hadn’t connected it properly. None of this was the case and trying one last thing it was the switch in the back of the table itself. Once I flipped it the sound was perfectly clear. It’s a good machine and it serves its purpose. It’s just that it’s so light to the point it feels flimsy. My advice to anyone purchasing this model is; it is a quality machine that serves its purpose, but keep the original box cause if you plan on moving or decide to set it up elsewhere it is very fragile so be careful.
Ysf –
Honestly, I can’t stop raving about it. Whether you’re diving back into your old vinyl collection or just starting out, this thing is a game-changer. What I love most is how easy it is to use. You just pop your record on, hit play, and let the AT-LP60X work its magic. Plus, it handles both 33-1/3 and 45 RPM records, so you’re covered no matter what you’re spinning.Now, let’s talk about the sound. It’s like rediscovering music all over again. The redesigned tone arm and head shell really make a difference – they improve tracking and reduce that annoying resonance you sometimes get with other turntables. And get this: the AC adapter is outside the chassis, which means less noise interference and cleaner audio. Trust me, you’ll notice the difference.Oh, and the little extras? They’re just the cherry on top. The detachable RCA output cable, the 45 RPM adapter – it’s all there. Bottom line: if you’re in the market for a turntable that’s affordable, easy to use, and delivers top-notch sound quality, the AT-LP60X is the way to go. I’m already thinking about buying another one for a different room in the house.
Eli Jenkins –
I’ve been using this record player for almost two years now and I can say that it’s absolutely superb.Having come from a little Crosley portable player, this is a step up on so many levels. For starters, the start-stop feature is phenomenal – no more micro-managing the record and when it stops. The plastic cover lets you see what you’re spinning without worry of it being damaged. The style is the perfect mix of sleek and functional – all of the info and dials you need are available at a glance.Long and short – highly recommend.
JP –
Bought as a replacement for my old turntable that I’ve had for decades. Easy to set up, works and sounds great!
Amazon Customer –
Recently decided to go back to collecting vinyl after not buying since early 80’s. Hooked up to my Sherwood receiver and Hitachi floor speakers from mid 80’s it rocks and sounds so brilliant – no complaints for me or and no need to upgrade from what some label as “beginner” deck. My music, primarily classic rock and metal from 70’s and 80’s never sounded so good. Good bass and mid-range adding this to my existing set-up.
This product is amazing, besides the point of it not having bluetooth its amazing!! –
This specific model does not have bluetooth. BUT ITS AMAZING (speakers are required) but still, i love it