AT-LP60X-BK Fully Automatic Belt-Drive Stereo Turntable, Black, Hi-Fi, 2 Speed, Dust Cover, Anti-Resonance, Die-Cast Aluminum Platter

Not working properly

Don’t buy it doesn’t work waste of money

This model apparently is faulty and skips split seconds on new and old vinyls, will refund my money and upgrade to a higher model or a better brand.

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Alright, folks, let's talk about this Audio-Technica turntable. If you're like me, you've got a stash of vinyl tucked away somewhere and you're ready to dust 'em off and give 'em a spin. But if you're still rocking that dusty old turntable from the 70s, it's time for an upgrade. And let me tell you, this turntable is the bee's knees. I bought this during the COVID times because I really wanted to upgrade from the disappointing turntable I had had since I was 12. I had had Audio-Technica Headphones before, and was pretty impressed with their quality, so I figured this turntable was a safe bet. I'm so glad I went this route -- every time I play a record, I'm yet again impressed by how good it sounds and by how much of an upgrade it is. So let me jump into the review of this turntable: first of all, can we talk about how easy this thing is to set up? I'm not exactly what you'd call "tech-savvy," but I was able to get this thing up and running in about 5 minutes. But the real reason we're all here is for the sound quality, am I right? Let me tell you, this turntable does not disappoint. The music comes through crisp and clear, with none of that annoying crackling or popping that you sometimes get with older turntables. And the fact that you can adjust the tracking force and anti-skate means you can really fine-tune the sound to your liking. And let's not forget about the looks. This thing is sleek and stylish, with a gunmetal gray finish that'll make all your friends jealous. Plus, it's got a cover to keep your records safe from dust and scratches. In conclusion, if you're in the market for a new turntable, do yourself a favor and check out the Audio-Technica AT-LP60X-GM. It's affordable, easy to use, and most importantly, it sounds fantastic. And if you're still not convinced, just think of all the cool points you'll score with your friends when they see this bad boy sitting on your shelf. ** As a quick side note, I will say that I paired theses with the Speakers that Amazon suggested -- I believe they are Edifier. I'm pretty happy with this combo, I feel that the sound quality together is fairly pleasing, but that said I feel you can get a similar quality out of any set of good quality speakers. Just wanted to mention what I was working with though.

Bought this and it's clearly overly used before. False advertising and horrible. I also found in the box the return slip from the previous purchase. Lazy. I'm returning this too. Zero star if I could.

I bought this because I wanted something a bit better to play my records than a cheap all-in-one player. I also wanted an automatic and this unit fit the bill perfectly. For the price, you can't beat this player. I paired it up with Edifier bookshelf speakers and it sounds amazing! Packaged very well and easy to assemble. Perfect for the casual audiophile enthusiast. You will not regret getting this.

Creo que es la mejor tornamesa en su rango de precio, es algo molesto que no tenga bocinas incluidas (aunque fracamente son un desperdicio de espacio y dinero, usuamente suenan como poner el celular en un vaso de plástico), pero es algo que se puede sortear fácilmente con unas bocinas con entrada de jack de 3.5 mm (prácticamente cualquiera, en especial las de PC) aunque yo recomiendo unos monitores de estudio de como los tascam o presonus. Puedes conseguir un buen sonido de viniles de nueva generación y de buenas ediciones viejas que estén en buen estado. En mi opinión su sonido es mucho mejor que el de las tornamesas portátiles con bocinas integradas. Considero que muchas personas se decepcionaron del sonido del vinilo por tornamesas y discos de baja calidad, pero ésta es una opción buena (tampoco es high end) para darte una idea del potencial del vinilo y de las particularidades de su sonido que lo hacen tan especial. La aguja es buena y fácil de reemplazar, el cartucho MM tiene un sonido muy claro. Lo negativo es que la carcasa es de plástico, aunque se ve muy genial, no lo es tanto al tacto, sobre todo los botones. También que el tapete de fieltro genera estática, y normalmente cuando cambias al lado b, ya tiene algo de polvo, pero se puede sortear con un trapo de microfibra, aún así vale la pena y suena muy bien.