I really can't stress enough how happy I am with this turntable. I bought it as a replacement for an old Sony PS-LX47P that came as part of the 1991 LBT-D105 Compact Hi-Fi Stereo System. Before purchasing I made sure that this phonograph had all the features I needed: it has a built-in SWITCHABLE phono pre-amp, so with the switch set to the PHONO position, it is able to plug directly into the phono Jack on the stereo. It features convenient fully automatic operation, which is actually an improvement over the original Sony player which lacked a "start" button, requirimg manual stylus placement. Third, and perhaps unimportant to some but very pertinent to me, were the physical dimensions of the unit. I was worried that it wouldn't fit properly atop my Sony receiver, which measures 14" wide by only 12" deep. Well, my friends, all my fears were baseless. The little feet on the bottom stand somewhat inward-set from the actual rear of the unit, meaning that it can sit with great stability on top of my system. Indeed, the dimensions match the old record player almost exactly. It is a PERFECT fit for my system. The setup was incredibly easy. And let me tell you, I might not be Leonard Bernstein or anything, but I know good sound quality when I hear it, and this thing sounds GREAT! Without looking at my stereo, I would be hard-pressed to differentiate between a vinyl record and a CD, that's how excellent records sound on this. I'm so happy with it. Provided it maintains its heretofore perfect operational record, I will easily be counting this appliance as one of my most favorite music listening investments of all time. Easily five stars.
UPDATE 1/13/2021: I have now been rocking this turntable since the end of May 2020, so it's safe to say it's helped to get me through some seriously lousy times, including some periods of unemployment during which I was very happy to have it. Now, it seems that the deck had been playing records slightly too fast for a while, possibly even since I got it. It was spinning them at 34.5rpm instead of 33.33 like it's supposed to. I detected the issue by ear and then confirmed it with an RPM checker app. Then, I had to jam a jeweler's screwdriver through a piece of felt on the bottom of the turntable, and turn a tiny screw counterclockwise to reduce the motor turn speed. If this seems difficult, oh boy, it really is. It took a good 15 tries and some dumb luck, but I eventually got it back to almost exactly 33.33. I hope it stays there. For this ordeal, I don't love my turntable any less. But, I thought it necessary to inform potential buyers of this motor speed business, which I understand is a common issue with this model of Audio-Technica turntable.
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| Price | Currently unavailable. | $179.99 | $499.99 | -20% $159.99 List: $199.99 | $149.00 | $219.00 |
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| Sold By | — | Lifestyle by Focus | Fluance Audio | Huanluo US | Amazon.com | Firemall LLC |
| power source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | AC | Corded Electric | AC | DC |
| connectivity tech | USB | Wired | Wired | Bluetooth | Wired | Wireless |
| signal format | Analog | Digital | Analog | Analog | — | — |
| voltage | 120 volts | — | — | 12 volts of direct current | 120 volts | — |
| model name | — | — | — | HQ-KZ006 | AT-LP60X-BK | AT-LP60XBT-RD |
| material | — | Plastic | Engineered Wood | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic |
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I LOVE THIS RECORD PLAYER!
I really can't stress enough how happy I am with this turntable. I bought it as a replacement for an old Sony PS-LX47P that came as part of the 1991 LBT-D105 Compact Hi-Fi Stereo System. Before purchasing I made sure that this phonograph had all the features I needed: it has a built-in SWITCHABLE phono pre-amp, so with the switch set to the PHONO position, it is able to plug directly into the phono Jack on the stereo. It features convenient fully automatic operation, which is actually an improvement over the original Sony player which lacked a "start" button, requirimg manual stylus placement. Third, and perhaps unimportant to some but very pertinent to me, were the physical dimensions of the unit. I was worried that it wouldn't fit properly atop my Sony receiver, which measures 14" wide by only 12" deep. Well, my friends, all my fears were baseless. The little feet on the bottom stand somewhat inward-set from the actual rear of the unit, meaning that it can sit with great stability on top of my system. Indeed, the dimensions match the old record player almost exactly. It is a PERFECT fit for my system. The setup was incredibly easy. And let me tell you, I might not be Leonard Bernstein or anything, but I know good sound quality when I hear it, and this thing sounds GREAT! Without looking at my stereo, I would be hard-pressed to differentiate between a vinyl record and a CD, that's how excellent records sound on this. I'm so happy with it. Provided it maintains its heretofore perfect operational record, I will easily be counting this appliance as one of my most favorite music listening investments of all time. Easily five stars.UPDATE 1/13/2021: I have now been rocking this turntable since the end of May 2020, so it's safe to say it's helped to get me through some seriously lousy times, including some periods of unemployment during which I was very happy to have it. Now, it seems that the deck had been playing records slightly too fast for a while, possibly even since I got it. It was spinning them at 34.5rpm instead of 33.33 like it's supposed to. I detected the issue by ear and then confirmed it with an RPM checker app. Then, I had to jam a jeweler's screwdriver through a piece of felt on the bottom of the turntable, and turn a tiny screw counterclockwise to reduce the motor turn speed. If this seems difficult, oh boy, it really is. It took a good 15 tries and some dumb luck, but I eventually got it back to almost exactly 33.33. I hope it stays there. For this ordeal, I don't love my turntable any less. But, I thought it necessary to inform potential buyers of this motor speed business, which I understand is a common issue with this model of Audio-Technica turntable.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2020
Color: BlackVerified Purchase
I really can't stress enough how happy I am with this turntable. I bought it as a replacement for an old Sony PS-LX47P that came as part of the 1991 LBT-D105 Compact Hi-Fi Stereo System. Before purchasing I made sure that this phonograph had all the features I needed: it has a built-in SWITCHABLE phono pre-amp, so with the switch set to the PHONO position, it is able to plug directly into the phono Jack on the stereo. It features convenient fully automatic operation, which is actually an improvement over the original Sony player which lacked a "start" button, requirimg manual stylus placement. Third, and perhaps unimportant to some but very pertinent to me, were the physical dimensions of the unit. I was worried that it wouldn't fit properly atop my Sony receiver, which measures 14" wide by only 12" deep. Well, my friends, all my fears were baseless. The little feet on the bottom stand somewhat inward-set from the actual rear of the unit, meaning that it can sit with great stability on top of my system. Indeed, the dimensions match the old record player almost exactly. It is a PERFECT fit for my system. The setup was incredibly easy. And let me tell you, I might not be Leonard Bernstein or anything, but I know good sound quality when I hear it, and this thing sounds GREAT! Without looking at my stereo, I would be hard-pressed to differentiate between a vinyl record and a CD, that's how excellent records sound on this. I'm so happy with it. Provided it maintains its heretofore perfect operational record, I will easily be counting this appliance as one of my most favorite music listening investments of all time. Easily five stars.
UPDATE 1/13/2021: I have now been rocking this turntable since the end of May 2020, so it's safe to say it's helped to get me through some seriously lousy times, including some periods of unemployment during which I was very happy to have it. Now, it seems that the deck had been playing records slightly too fast for a while, possibly even since I got it. It was spinning them at 34.5rpm instead of 33.33 like it's supposed to. I detected the issue by ear and then confirmed it with an RPM checker app. Then, I had to jam a jeweler's screwdriver through a piece of felt on the bottom of the turntable, and turn a tiny screw counterclockwise to reduce the motor turn speed. If this seems difficult, oh boy, it really is. It took a good 15 tries and some dumb luck, but I eventually got it back to almost exactly 33.33. I hope it stays there. For this ordeal, I don't love my turntable any less. But, I thought it necessary to inform potential buyers of this motor speed business, which I understand is a common issue with this model of Audio-Technica turntable.
UPDATE 1/13/2021: I have now been rocking this turntable since the end of May 2020, so it's safe to say it's helped to get me through some seriously lousy times, including some periods of unemployment during which I was very happy to have it. Now, it seems that the deck had been playing records slightly too fast for a while, possibly even since I got it. It was spinning them at 34.5rpm instead of 33.33 like it's supposed to. I detected the issue by ear and then confirmed it with an RPM checker app. Then, I had to jam a jeweler's screwdriver through a piece of felt on the bottom of the turntable, and turn a tiny screw counterclockwise to reduce the motor turn speed. If this seems difficult, oh boy, it really is. It took a good 15 tries and some dumb luck, but I eventually got it back to almost exactly 33.33. I hope it stays there. For this ordeal, I don't love my turntable any less. But, I thought it necessary to inform potential buyers of this motor speed business, which I understand is a common issue with this model of Audio-Technica turntable.
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Nolomanolo
Buena relación cálida-precio
Reviewed in Mexico on December 11, 2018Color: BlackVerified Purchase
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Nice entry-level turntable
Reviewed in Canada on May 16, 2018Color: SilverVerified Purchase
