Audio Technica AT-LP60BK Fully Automatic Stereo Record Player Turntable, Black

Very great purchase. As a old person wanting to keep the LP'S that I have to be played. This turntable for the price is great. Hook up was easy and the sound is great. I would recommend this product for any one who loves music.

Our vintage audiophile turntables and component audio system had been idle for quite a while, largely displaced by CDs and streaming. But my wife wanted an EASY way to listen to old LPs, and I wanted a magnetic cartridge and halfway gentle tracking. 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.

Exactly what I wanted and was expecting works like a charm, and I love it

Great sound well made 👍🏻

I haven't had this unit for long, but so far it has been fantastic. It works as expected. My only gripe is that the output is a 3.55mm barrel plug, although it comes with a 3.55mm to RCA cable. The 'play' automatically moving the arm in place and lowering it, and the 'stop' automatically raising the arm, and returning it to its cradle wasn't something I expected. It was a pretty cool surprise. I also like the button that raises and lowers the arm automatically (kind of like 'pause'). I wasn't expecting a unit that I could just put a record in and control everything else via buttons, but that's exactly what I got. Also, the auto stop functions as expected. Super cool!

It's a good, affordable turntable. I plugged it right into my surround sound system and sounds great.

I enjoy playing some of my old lp's on this turntable.

I received this turntable a couple of weeks ago as one of several players under $100. After reviewing the AT-LP60X, I have to say that I am impressed with this model all around. The build quality as a whole is actually decent with a sturdy cast aluminum platter. The only real issue I see with the design is the tonearm being built mainly out of plastic which may give you issues with tracking down the road. The sound quality is actually really good once you fine tune your setup. I paired mine with some Polk Audio Signature series speakers powered by an Onkyo TX-NR686 receiver. If you know how to set your Equalizer, it will really bring the sound to life. All in All Audio Technica has been around for years and they really know their stuff so you can't go wrong with anything product they have to offer. If you are just getting into Vinyl and are on a budget, this model is a great starting point.

As my first record player I took time researching options that would sound good but not break the bank. This came up numerous times and after purchasing it I am very happy with it. Super easy setup, sleek design which looks lovely in my living room. Sound is lovely through my soundsystem, with nothing noticeably missing from any of the lps I have thrown at it! Audio Technica delivers again

This is a very basic turntable. It is automatic; so it starts on its own and ends on its own (which most record players don't do any more). It is a perfectly serviceable way to play old records. For $150 more, you get better sound, but you probably have to put the needle down and the beginning and take it off at the end. So, this is probably a good way to go if you have a mediocre sound system.