Audio Technica Is one of the Best ! It never disappoints

My mom got me a Victrola suitcase player and a few records a year ago and Ive gotten quite into them but the player sounds like co9mplete shit, its skips a lot and plays several records completely out of tune. I cant afford an absurdly expensive player but definitely need a new one as I haven't listened to any records in forever in fear of damaging them. Thanks for the suggestion.

First turntable i own a technics slbd 22 a friend didnt want the whole hifi system and gifted The turntable had a worn belt and no needle ..happen to find another turntable pioneer this time also with issues but with a good condition needle that fitted in the technics..so with little money i replaced the bely and works Realy satisfying to see the record spins and enjoy the music with this way.. The rest of the system Technics suvz220 Technics cd player slpg340 Technics deck rs-tr232 Technics tuner st-s3 2nd deck sansui D-100 (from recycle non working just hooked it for the vu meters ) Speakers A Akai SW170A B B&O beovox 3000 (from recycle) Kenwood Kl 333D (from recycle) Just loved it

Do you know the dual dt 400? Would you recommend buying a used dual dt in very good condition or a new at-lp 60x for the same price?

If you are whomever you are giving the turntable too is not somewhat obsessive the forget about it.

What would be a good affordable pair of speakera for the lp60x turntable??

For the past 7 years I've used the first & 2nd gen AT-LP60 & 60X Audio Technica turntables with absolutely no problems of any kind whatsoever averaging a thousand hours of play time on each unit per year. These turntables are a workhorse & built to last. They come factory with the ATN3600L stylus that are budget friendly & easy to replace. The next upgrade from this model would be the AT-LP70X which offers a wider plinth, J style tone arm with preset 2 gram weight & is fully automatic. The headshell is permanent mount but comes with the Conical AT-VM95C Stylus & will accept a wide range of higher end styli to enhance it's sound.

Reddit told me to stay away from Crosley🥲

“Starter” anything…ughh. Hate this collector ideology. Your “collection” will just end up costing you the same as a nice initial setup and take up space where you live. And if you can only afford lower cost turntables, (which is fine) your space is likely important to you. Yeah, if affordable is important, get the best u can afford and enjoy it for years to come if that’s what it comes to. But if you can handle a little setback, enjoy a couple months of research and space setup and get something nicer with higher quality. You won’t regret the decision if you’ve put the time in. Starter shit used to be what u got ur kids to see where there interests go, not for an adult looking to make the best informed decisions for themselves, pffft. Get outta here.

I'd rather have a solid turn table that won't ruin my records over modern convenience. Vinyl wasn't meant to be convenient.

I agree with your advice, except the at lp 70x is a significant upgrade over the 60 and for some reason on Amazon it is actually cheaper

I used to use my grandmother's vinyls as frisby's 😂

He tells us not to buy a record player then spends the next minute and a half telling us about its features?

I missed the actual turntable recommendation 😂🤦‍♂️

Can someone advice me, please? Can't decide between AT-LP60XBT and AT-LPW30. Is LPW30 really worth the higher price? I that price range I am also considering AT-LP120XBT, which has an integrated bluetooth.

what is the difference between the two tabes you mentioned

Looking at getting into vinyl. How is the lp120xusb as a beginner player?

Hey, would you suggest this with a bluetooth adapter or the 60x instead?

I'm from the U.S. and I can't make out what you said at 6:46... are you referring to the lack of adjustable counterweight on this player? And what is the recommendable fix that you suggested here? I tried looking up "Bandigo Vinyl" and nothing came up!

Just watching this. This should be the gold standard for every KZbin video.

This video is great!!

Im an American but your video has helped me. I have a 20 year old pioneer vsk-515 reciever and some decent speakers. At the time that reciever was made vinyl was pretty dead but it's come back. Point being it doesn't have a phono input, will this player work out of the box hooked to CD input or do i have to do something different?

Thank you for this video, I almost settled! Will be ordering my record player in a few days🥹

I love the drinks changing xd

What are your thoughts about the pioneer plz82 ? i got the old one from my grandparents and i dont know if its a good one because its old lol

I was so lucky that my first video on this topic was yours! All hail not having to wonder if the recs are even available in Oz. I have 1 question. I was snooping around for the LP60X with the upcoming Black Friday and saw that they recent release the LP70X! Should I take the plunge on the newer model, or is it just marketing hype? Thanks for the informative video again

Wow, that was honestly a fantastic review. Really clear and also didn't come across snobby at all which quite a lot of vids do. I also loved the 'this will take as long as it takes to drink this coffee' and then fade in/out and there's a diff mug of tea 😂

"Were gonna do this in the time it takes me to drink this tiny wee coffee" *cuts to bigger cup*

For the LP60X, would I need any external speakers or anything aside from the table and vinyls? I am extremely uninformed and clueless about turntables, I want one for Christmas but don’t want it to get wrecked or ruin my vinyls from being cheap materials!

I have to say I have used a $30. Turntable for 8 years, and it has NOT ruined any of my records. 🤔

Hi, aside from the audio technica, any other turntable you would recommend on a similar price bracket?...looking to get one for xmas?.....cheers ian

Can't you talk for 8min without having a drink?

I got one of those suitcases as a gift, and now, around a year later and several records, I think is finally time to upgrade it. Going for the lp60x. I have a good pair of speakers, but the quality just isn't really there, and I think it is because of the record player. It sounds way better from other devices.

Dude from throttlehouse is doing reviews of music instruments too

Thanks for the recommendation, it's an affordable price, I live in Brazil and these devices are usually expensive, but this one fits in my pocket, I started collecting records, but I wanted to listen to them on my own record player

Thank you so much for the advice. I'm looking forward to my new hobby of vinyl.

This video was super helpful, informative but to the point cheers man thx!!

no one mentioning he says the video will only be as long as it takes to drink the coffee and in the very next shot he has a new even bigger cup of coffee haha. I love it.

I do wish you people would just get to the point!

Thank you!! I bought a disk awhile ago solely for the look (the Saltburn bathwater disk 😭) and have been seeing so many cool vinyl since that I decided I wanted a player. A friend told me to not get a suitcase player (for obvious reasons clearly) but everything he recommended was upwards of $500 which I do not have to put into a hobby right now. Will definitely be checking out the AT-LP60X

Those crosleys are a piece of absolut shit. I took the insides out & threw the guts in the trash & kept the case which was the best part of this product.

Picked myself up an old Sanyo DCW 4800UM for 50 bucks a while ago and is my first vinyl player, not sure if its any good yet but i thought it was pretty interesting as its 3 in 1. All tough i don't get to use the radio part as in Norway we pretty much use dab radio.

Can anyone recommend the Yamaha P-220 turntable? I would rather stay away from any modern turntables (unless it's the carbon evo) and can get this model for less than 100 euros (but is it worth it?) Or is there a better vintage model at that price range that i should look for?

I agree: Don't waste money on buying a turntable - buy a cd player instead.

I was thinking about buting the lp60x but wasnt sols quite yet. But now i definitely am. I have an old tecord player that i bought from a garage sale and it did it job, but the sound wasnt good at all. It had build in speakers and was an older model i think. And the s time passed i wanna get more deep into vinyl but still dont want to spend too much money on it. This is the perfect balance turntable. Thankuu!!

is it just me or is this guy boring?

don't buy crosley

Thank u very much, answered it on point and made my desicion

Ugh… But I want a old fashion look vinyl record player. Classic, but not mid century modern. Like an antique look not vintage.

These beginner videos are great, do a speaker one please!