Product Comparison: Audio-Technica AT-LP60BK vs Audio-Technica AT-LP120-USB
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- This is a great starter turntable. I like the automatic arm function. It takes the guesswork out of putting the needle down on the right place to start the record.
- I think this AT-LP60 hits all the bases. Wife presses one button after she puts on the record, and the turntable does the rest. I paired it with powered speakers, and it sounds pretty nice to both of us.
- It's ease of use and solid performance is fantastic. Like another reviewer stated, it would have been nice to have a tone arm lock, but that's definitely not a deal breaker.
- My only complaint is that the belt does not seem durable. Surprisingly though, this cheap belt rotates the platter with precision.
- This is a perfect turntable for casual listening, obviously I would not recommend it for scratching as it is a belt drive, but it does a very good job for listening and vinyl sampling.
- The beltless direct drive does not use a belt. Just drop it into place.
- The direct drive motor one can tune with the pitch control should it become inaccurate (it isn't, the strobe to platter gives quick visual reference of the accuracy).
- Direct drive that stops and starts records immediately.
- The direct drive mechanism starts up fast and brakes automatically when you stop rotation.
- This product is amazing. High quality. Heavy, sturdy and a tough direct drive!
- The only negative is that this is not a fully automatic turntable, my first. Meaning that at the end of the record, the listener must make the move to end the session. This is the only negative I have found so far.
- The weight on this thing just lets you know it's built well. Sound is fantastic through my sound bar.
- Belt driven full turntable (aluminum? the table has good weight whatever it is). Buttons seem a little cheap, but it seems sturdy overall.
- This model is simple, light weight and of beautiful design and sound quality.
- It's rather light weight but I'm not rough on my stuff so it should outlive me. Great item for the average person that likes to spin a few records.
- Your turntable is satisfactory. I was surprised you could get this quality from such light weight material.
- Well, It has a nice weight to it, the feet are a nice size to provide not just lift, but actual slight tilt-able support.
- They sound good could be louder, but the sound fills the room and they have a good amount of base for the small size.
- Perfect for a small to medium size room.
- The weight of this unit is impressive.
- It is a bit pricy and I've seen some of smaller size but those are of no means problems with this one.
- I have owned this unit for a few years with on and off use. I first had it connected to an all-in-one stereo in a box unit by using the provided preamp feature. It sounded satisfactory using that limited system.
- I accidentally damaged the stylus but replacements are reasonably priced and easily available.
- I hooked this turntable up to a pair of Audioengine A2+ powered speakers and it sounds great! So if your looking for an inexpensive, yet a great sounding, reliable turntable, look no further. I am very happy with this product!
- Great sound. Never had a problem with distortion or wonkiness. 10/10 recommend!
- I have conected this turntable to an older Sony stereo receiver. Set up was quite easy, instructions concise, and I was immediatley impressed with the quality of the sould output.
- Cannot get decent sound through my speakers. I am returning it!
- The included cartridge is a top-notch value, it’s got a good amount of weight in the unit and platter, the direct drive motor is strong, and it looks nice on a shelf.
- This record player played it just fine, without skipping, and only minor hissing.
- It actually made the needle bounce on the record!
- The speed of the motor is very even - it required no adjustment out of the box - although that is easy to do as I tried adjusting it.
- Speeds are very accurate, dynamic range of the provided cartridge is excellent, and the versatility of being able to run it into an amp or use its own preamp is a nice feature.
- I like that it has the built-in dust cover that is closable during operation. It'll stay a part of my audio equipment for a long time.
- Everything from singles and cheaply made records to 180gram records all work and sound great!
- Listening through my near-field monitors, keyboard amps and a variety of headphones, I was a tad disappointed when comparing against the CD recording of the same material.
- I found this turntable to connect to my Sonos system. It was easy to connect and the sound quality is just awesome.
- The record player is amazing, can be connected to larger speaker for louder sound. It's very sleek and stylish as well. I love it!
- That is not the fault of the equipment, just a lack of a feature. So, all in all, it is nothing more than adequate compared to other equipment in this price range.
- Plays my vinyl collection perfectly with fully manual operation.
- My vinyl collect sounds great and I've had no problems in 5 years. For me that's 5 stars!
- The hinged cover opens with a good, solid feel and stays put in the open position.
- I like that the cover is a heavy piece of plastic that feels like you're really closing the thing.
- The thickness of the dust cover was also impressive.