Audio-Technica AT-LP120XBT-USB-BK Wireless Direct-Drive Turntable (Analog, Wireless & USB), Fully Manual, 3 Speed, Convert Vinyl to Digital, Built-in Pre-Amp, Black

What a nice experience. I just got it today,and after experiencing a few Klinger I had that were once good but no longer useable,I have this. The thing was easier to assemble than I expected. The cartridge included is a nice one. You don't have to worry about upgrading right away at all. The ton arm was decent. I got the weight at between 2 and 2.5 grams and the anti skate set at 2 or 2.5 The platter is durable. My old Esoteric Sound was nearly the same machine. The blue tooth worked well except a set of speakers that may be out of range. I tried phono in and groundeired,but it is better using line in. Not only tgat,but bluetooth only works when set to line in. No problem. Dust cover is nice looking and durable. The light included is nice. I have an extra from my now defuncted dj turntable. The first lp I tested it with was a dusty 1960s a and m label pressing. It passed.I learned I had not set the weight correctly by testing that one.It thumped. Once set very low noise on phono setting,and none on line in. 45 rpm tested great. Beach Boys on a Capitol mono swirl sounded awesome.It was like hearing it the first time. I tested a 78 that was a 1951 flexi promo on RCA by the 4 Tunes. It passed. Oy minus is the lack of a 78 headshell with cartridge. I have one. Good deal and good sound.

You see, I have a Sonata actual console that I absolutely love. However, a tube has gone out and while I wait for it to come in I was going thru withdrawals so I decided to bite the bullet and get a "modern" turntable. After a lot of research, I settled on this one. I am really new to the modern turntable scene. Setup took less than 10 minutes. No issues. Have the settings on the default ones that come with the unit. Bluetooth pairing took about 8 seconds. This things sound crazy good. First album was Jefferson Starship Gold. I'm very impressed. Only drawback i see is it being fully manual. Doesn't bother me that much tho. When I want a stack to play I'll just put them into the console. Consider me a believer now in modern turntables.

First thing worth mentioning is I've had this one vinyl Salvia Plath "The Bardo Story" that always skipped on my favorite track "House of Leaves" since the day I bought it - like a brutal serious of skips that just butchers the experience. I got it back in 2013 brand new and it always had this issue. Over the past 10 years I have tried to play it on various turntables and it always skipped no matter the grade of the turntable. I even recently tried it on my friend's Audio-Technica AT-LP60X-BK - didn't work out. Well, not with this turntable. There was a little surface noise where it usually goes "all to hell" but otherwise no skipping and it was the first time I got to hear the song fully. After this particular LP played, I knew I was golden with the rest of my 300+ collection since this one was the most problematic one I have. The other perk I noticed is the body of the turntable is pretty solid and I was surprised when my cat jumped up and stepped on the cover lid and the tonearm didn't jump on the vinyl....there was no painful skip... still "GET DOWN!" But that's pretty impressive. I love the sturdy quality and weight of this turntable. It doesn't feel light and cheap. This turntable is also aesthetically very nice - it looks good in my living room. Another big perk is the little attachable light that shines on the needle so you can see what you're doing in the dark when placing the needle. I like to have my friends over for projector and music night and it was awesome having the little light and not needing to turn on the living room lights to properly place and drop the needle. Didn't even really think this was something I needed, but it really does help if you like low light settings for your listening sessions. More turntables should have this feature. The Bluetooth connectivity is a nice touch too. I love being able to connect my Bose NC700 headphones at night in order to not bother anyone if I want to play my vinyl. I still line in my main speakers, but it's a nice feature to increase listening flexibility. I can connect my JBL speaker and take it to the kitchen when I want to cook and play a vinyl. Overall this is an excellent turntable for the quality without having to pay 1-2k. I've been committed to collecting vinyl for 12 years and it was time to get something better. If you're serious about collecting and value your collection, this is a good product to consider if you're looking to upgrade and improve your listening experience. I probably had this turntable in my cart for 2 years debating if it was necessary and I can now say I should have bought this thing sooner when it caught my eye. A+++

What an upgrade from my cheap usb turntable. I play it through my computer using audacity and the quality is fantastic. Even with the stock cartridge it is clear and sharp. Love all the features like the strobe and the ability to fine tune the tracking and the weight of the needle. Records that would skip don’t any longer with this unit. Some automatic features would be nice but it is not a big deal.

An excellent turntable, love it! Plays smoothly and without a hassle. Great sound quality.

I don't buy expensive stuff to satisfy myself but I do not enjoy mediocrity when it comes to audio equipments. This turntable is going to be a good value for a long time. Summary: - It fixed the old model's anti-skating issue (old AT-LP120 had design issue as a knock off of Technics 1200 series turntable) - Bluetooth works - Operation is a joy (power switch, start/stop, cue lever, all works perfectly) - Switching cartridge is a breeze thanks to detachable standard head shells that it shares with many other S tone arm turntables like Technics, Pioneer, and others from 1970s - Aesthetically not ugly and yes, it's a pro - Clear dust cover is actually made high quality (better than some more expensive turntables) Wish it were better: - Bluetooth only works when internal amplifier is on. So for those who uses better phono amplifiers need to risk damaging speakers when you forgot to switch it off before listening wired listening after a session with bluetooth headphones - Bluetooth is not turned off when internal amplifier is off (and this is visually annoying since the blue LED blinks quite a while looking for headphones). I mean, if bluetooth is useless when bypassing internal amplifier, I would have designed it to turn them off together - Cueing lever is slightly flimsy to operate - Linear motor makes a slight noise that raises the noise floor making me hesitant on MC cartridges Overall, it's a keeper

This turntable has all the features you would want at a fairly reasonable price when you consider all the other options out there. I started off with a suitcase turntable and there is no comparison. You won’t have to worry about your records skipping with this turntable as it includes a counterweight adjustment and an anti-skating adjustment. I particularly enjoy the Bluetooth feature for private listening. I highly recommend this Audio Technica turntable. You will appreciate its quality build and looks.

I finally pulled the trigger and purchased this turntable. I have quite a few albums that I purchased in the 60s, 70s and 80s. While a few are warped and not playable, but the ones that are in decent shape sound great! I believe this turntable will serve me well in the years to come.

Ignore the guy complaining about "not automatically return after the end of the album". Clearly didn't do any research before purchasing this amazing turntable. Solid record player for the price, and great Technics SL1200 alternative.

Mi è piaciuto nel design e nel funzionamento

Esse toca disco é muito bom. Recomendo.

This record player is simply incredible. The sound is terrific and clear. I have some old records that are sometimes scratched and used to skip on my old turntable, but they play perfectly on this one. The Bluetooth connection is also excellent and allows for listening without any noticeable loss of quality.

Como he indicado en el título, este es un tornamesa perfecto para armar un setup de audio Hi-Fi "barato" (recordemos que el equipo de audio de alta fidelidad es un lujo) y a la vez tener opciones de mejora a futuro. Adjunto los pros y contras que he encontrado durante su uso. Pros: - Brazo modular. El brazo es compatible con un sinfín de cartuchos, esto debido a que posee un conector semi universal de 4 polos, lo que permite que compres otros cartuchos con su respectivo headshell compatible, y sólo los intercambies. - Motor Direct Drive. Tiene bastante torque, su control digital permite una actuación inmediata y es sumamente preciso. - El cartucho incluido AT-VM95E/H es en extremo competente, tiene buena fidelidad, medios definidos, agudos decentes y un bajo claro. Perfecto para apreciar mejoras de calidad si lo comparas con cartuchos de entrada como el ATN91 - Gran capacidad de ajustes. El peso ajustable en el brazo, las patas ajustables en altura para mantener la linealidad del aparato en cualquier superficie y el estrobo para verificar las RPM lo hacen bastante sencillo de ajustar para cualquier cartucho Contras: - El bluetooth no se puede apagar físicamente, si en 60s no se emparejó a ningún dispositivo, se pone en modo hibernación, pero no se apaga. Un switch físico de apagado hubiese sido ideal para ello. - El chasis es de plástico, que sí provoca un poco más de resonancia de la esperada a pesar de la base de aluminio - Slipmat de tela. Creo que hubiese sido un gran plus el que el slipmat incluido fuese al menos de goma, ya que el incluido es de una calidad bastante inferior respecto al resto del paquete ofrecido, ya que es el mismo que se da con tornamesas económicos como el AT-LP60X-USB. En resumen, este tornamesa es la mejor opción si te interesa adentrarte en el mundo de audio Hi-Fi sin gastar demasiado, con buenas posibilidades de mejoras en cuanto a cartuchos y agujas, y con ventajas como conexión inalámbrica y posibilidad de digitalizar tus vinilos gracias a su conexión USB. Como dato extra, NO pagues más de 7800MXN / 350 USD (después de impuestos y tasas de importación)