Audio-Technica AT-LP60 vs. AT-LP60X turntable comparison

The AT-LP60X is the new, improved version of Audio-Technica's popular AT-LP60 turntable. But just how much of an improvement is it really? Let's find out.
0:00 Intro
1:14 Physical differences
2:55 Cables
5:48 Mechanical similarities
6:23 Design improvements
7:59 Differences in the mechanism
10:02 Measuring the tracking force
11:27 The platters
13:10 Mechanism design
13:59 Wow & Flutter tests
17:14 Tonearm resonance tests
20:29 Skipping tests
24:21 Additional differences
26:56 Internal components
29:18 Final thoughts

[@vinylcity1599]

Thank you for saying "if you clean your records and replace the stylus before it gets worn, they will last you a lifetime"! I've been preaching that to newbies all the time!

[@mhmrules]

I'll definitely take your advice as sort of a vinyl newbie

[@user-lw3ie6sp9i]

how often tho?

[@svenschwingel8632]

@@user-lw3ie6sp9i wet deep cleaning of a record does only need to happen every once in a while if you treat your records carefully. I deep-clean brand new vinyl and vinyl I get used from second hand stores. Once cleaned, I use a carbon fibre brush for every side before and after playing. My stylii are being cleaned after every side with a carbon fibre brush as well. And every five records or so, I use the Audio Technica stylus cleaner fluid.

[@dannagarcia2556]

@@svenschwingel8632 how often do I change my stylus I’ve had it for about 2 years

[@LaurentiusTriarius]

"Pile cents on it." I tell them. That's how I increase the value of my collection.

[@lesrogers7310]

The turntable manufacturers are all having to up their game as buyers are wising up about the features and pitfalls to watch out for. This is in no small part, thanks to the likes of Kevin here doing a first-class job in this comparison. Well done sir and thank you.

[@stonent]

It's all fun and games until Daft Punk hits the platter.

[@Pizzaguy975]

Daft punk is one of my gfs favorite bands

[@Krst22ify]

@@Pizzaguy975 ok?

[@rooty]

You are going to need to get lucky if you want to play daft punk on it

[@fert7921]

shatterjack ha

[@fert7921]

Or Tame Impala😳😳😳

[@yambo59]

Im an audiophile who likes the nicer tables, but in this specific budget entry level category I know there are different tables suited to different people and I also like and appreciate the intelligent improvements seen here on the new LP-60X. A friend of mine who's not really an audiophile per se nor does she go in for all the fiddly stuff of a manual audiophile table asked me what to buy and budget was a serious consideration - so after explaining all the differences between A-phile tables and entry level rigs I told her about the new 60X and she was able to make that decision on her own based on her needs, skills and budget - and while I myself could not tolerate no counterweight, no anti-skate or lack of ability to swap cartridges, I knew this table was perfect for (HER needs and situation). She ordered one of these and though she had never set up a turntable herself I gave her minimal guidance on the phone (she lives a good distance from me) and she was able to set it up on her own in about ten minutes, and boy was she proud of that--lol I also told her to order one of the heavy rubber mats to replace the felt mat to help the performance a bit and Im happy to say she plays it almost constantly with no issues and is extremely pleased, I also gave her a little bit of info about Audio Technica and what a decent company theyve been through the years so it all just worked out perfect for HER. Just goes to show happiness for many is not necessarily the most expensive and detail oriented turntable, sometimes the siimplicity of a decent quality entry level automatic rig is exactly whats needed.

[@Trance88]

Wow. That's amazing A company that actually IMPROVES upon their products instead of making them cheaper and crappier. A lot of times companies will come out with an updated model claiming it to be better than the last, but it's a bunch of bull.

[@efandmk3382]

AT turntables started out crappy. They had no place to go but up.

[@deeppurplefan9648]

​@@efandmk3382In your mind they are.

[@Metal_Groove45]

The AT-LP60X is already a better purchase choice just for the detachable cables alone!

[@austinduff8833]

It's a 3.5mm jack and personally that connector protrudes a fair bit and is rather flimsy

[@DaveSpagnol]

I have the cheapest of the next grade up, the Lenco L-3808. I use it in phono mode as I have a phono pre-amp. You notice then that getting a better cable will make a lot of difference, not one of these stupidly-priced audiophile jobs, but made from a decent wire (Van Damme twin hifi cable) and cheap gold-plated plugs, it was less than £10 (British). If you're using the internal pre-amp I doubt it will make much difference though. I'd also suggest getting a right-angle jack plug or adapter, it gives you more space at the back of the unit.

[@Mooseman327]

The biggest upgrade of the "X' is that the phono output bypasses the built-in pre-amp completely. The older version had the phono output pass through the pre-amp which negatively affected the sound quality.

[@martinaxe6390]

I've been using an AT LP60 for 6 years. I've not had any skipping, and it sounds impressive. I am currently restoring a vintage NAD 5025, that came with a Grace F-9e cartridge. I'm sure once it's set up, it will sound better, but the LP60 is a solid choice for starting out.

[@Jrodsly]

After seeing this video, the AT-LP60X might be the perfect turntable for me. I initially thought based on a beginner guide video from a vinyl snob that I mistakenly watched that I'd never be able to find a good turntable that I could actually afford that didn't require repair knowledge I don't have, but now that I've seen this, I've just found the turntable I'll use to play my small record collection. Thank you for this. :)

[@RobCamp-rmc_0]

Jrodsly I worried about the same thing for the same reasons, but if the old ‘70s Sansui I hope to be getting from my parents soon doesn’t work and can’t be fixed, this will be the one I choose myself.

[@newartmov]

This thing sounds awesome, I love it!

[@1flynlow]

same here. mine should arrive soon. i'm also looking into upgrade cartridges for even more of an upgrade.

[@darlenegoodwin6467]

@@newartmov I have this turntable too!

[@jghotier167]

TurboV6Firebird from my understanding you can’t replace or change the cartridge (although it’s not a bad cartridge), but you can replace the stylus (needle). There’s a specific LP gear upgraded diamond stylus you can purchase and it not expensive whatsoever.

[@jamessouthworth1699]

I bough the newer version for my mom and i was surprised how clear and pleasant it sounds. The sound actually rivals my more expensive turntable with an Ortofon cart. However, mine is for DJing and hers is just for listening.

[@Livewire91]

Wow! thanks for uploading this video. This is really interesting! I think the AT-LP60X is more appealing.

[@vdochev]

I have the SONY LX250H which is the same as the old turntable. It never skipped an undamaged record, but admitedly I don't have these 2 albums, although I have some modern records.

[@doctormac123]

I consider myself an audiophile (a kind, rational and realistic one). I just bought an LP60X as a birthday present for my mother, it’s very good for the price. Especially in terms of sound quality, I put a cork mat on it which reduced resonance and increased detail. Yeah, only complaint from me is the felt slip mat. Also Kevin I love you in-depth detail.

[@christopherwhitson6064]

What is the disadvantage of felt mats? Is cork better than rubber mats or about the same?

[@doctormac123]

Christopher Whitson The cork mat reduces resonance and eliminates static which improves sound quality, a rubber or leather mat will do the same. Which is best? That’s highly subjective and down too personal taste. Also felt mats attract dust and get stuck too the bottom of some records because of static and are annoying to keep clean.

[@christopherwhitson6064]

@@doctormac123 Do you think the added weight of a rubber mat would have any negative effects? A cork mat may have the advantage there.

[@doctormac123]

Christopher Whitson No, the motor compensates for weight variation, I prefer cork, I think it sounds the nicest and looks cool. There isn’t a price difference between the two. If you prefer rubber go for that.

[@biggerchris20]

Yeah I brought mom one about 2 or 3 years ago. She was having a party playing albums. She has an amazing system (at 67 years old) and NO ONE believed she was play albums, especially on a $100 record player. It was sooo clear and crisp, I actually miss the crackle sounds.

[@Si1983h]

I’m an audiophile and have a Linn/Rega system (well two actually in different rooms) but I do actually approve of these little decks, they do punch above their weight and they make a solid introduction to the world of vinyl. I was impressed enough that I bought one for my daughter, the built in preamp means it can be plugged into her Linn Classik where it sounds great.

[@7JANEWAY]

I'm also an audiophile, and I agree with you wholeheartedly. THIS (the LP60X) is THE turntable for vinyl beginners, people who don't listen to their records very often, and, as you say, kids. This TT is also a good choice for college students, who want more than just an all in one system (like Crosley, Victrola, etc.), but don't have a lot of room in their dorm room. Since this has a built in preamp, only speakers would be needed to complete your system with this.

[@Si1983h]

Hey McFly if you’re talking to me, read my post again, I’m referring to MY DAUGHTER as her.

[@katy-cat]

Si1983h do you consider the preamp in lp60x is good? Thanks.

[@Si1983h]

twaii1208 it’s good enough for the deck, if you just want a fuss free and low cost way to play records, it’s a good package.

[@katy-cat]

Si1983h Thanks! I’m usually a fan of CD and playing pop with Yamaha CDS-300 and Onyko A9010 amp which sounds good. Lately interested in collecting more vinyl, just want to make sure it sounds decent with enough bass and not like playing radio (I’ve bought an all-in-one and sounds like radio...)

[@807D14M0ND5]

Finding all these small but important differences usually takes me hours of scouring. Much appreciated!

[@Ngamer834]

Your video helped me decide on the LP60x and I couldn't be more pleased with it. Keep up the good work! One of my favourite channels on youtube.

[@khaledmohamed_]

Thank you so much for this video! At 3:50 you clarified something I was really concerned about and couldn't find an answer to by googling. Really appreciate it man.

[@bryanwth]

This is the most in depth review I’ve seen. I really appreciate it.

[@perrochandoso]

Mind-blowing technical comparison. I loved the detail and explanation. Great and VERY useful video!

[@RJ-eg2nx]

Thank you for sharing this video. My LP60 was manufactured in 2018 purchased in 2020 and enjoying it so far. Really appreciate your very in depth explanation of how turntables function.

[@USNVA-yn6cp]

incredible review!!!! Thank you for all the tech specs and high detail you have shown here!!!

[@philserikow9052]

Can't get over how knowledgeable and detailed you are. At first I almost didn't click on this video due to the enormous length, however, I came out of it appreciating the time you spent explaining everything and feel better informed. Great video and great work!

[@sexytasmin]

Hi Kevin this is excellent video. Very well presented in a clear manner with good detail in the explanation. Thank you for all the effort you made. 😀😀😀

[@TechNoPhobiaGirl]

Wowwwww! What an OUTSTANDING comparison vid! I *LOVE* watching your vids cuz you're soooo knowledgeable and thorough ... and, quite frankly, GEEKY! :)

[@mnmtk]

I was waiting for your video about it. Thanks!

[@EA-58]

Great review as usual, always a pleasure to watch.

[@usmale4915]

What an interesting and educational channel you have! You seem to know of what you speak! I wish my vinyl collection had not been stolen over 2 years ago, 'cause I could sure use some of your knowledge about turntables and so forth! Thank you for being on YT sharing your expertise! P.S. I started my record collection in 1960, so that's a big chunk of my life that's gone!

[@mikecooke5874]

I literally just got through setting up an LP60X in place of my daughter's LP60, and lo and behold, you post this video the same day. I keep thinking I should upgrade to a more expensive turntable but I just keep liking the LP60.

[@Agamemnon2]

There's a surprising amount of little iterative improvements and tweaks in the X-model. I am impressed, especially with the tonearm redesign's effect on tracking through the Daft Punk torture test.

[@BessieBopOrBach]

Another splendid video, Kevin. Thorough, technically astute, accessible, and fun. Thanks.

[@miguelsalami]

Most Informative detailed review of Any Turntable I have ever watched. Now I know every difference between the Square button & Round button Audio Technica TTs. I just purchased the LP60 with square buttons so now I will find a LP60x to go along side it for my home DJ studio. Thanks for the great review👍👍 💛

[@bricessac]

This video is so incredible and detailed. Thank you! I just ordered my Audio-Technica AT-LP60X!

[@robertrubin9040]

Terrific post. I enjoy all of your posts on audio equipment. They are always both interesting and very informative, especially since you take pains to explain audio concepts in plain language. This is in contrast to audio channels filled with jargon. Thank you.

[@BretAHart]

Informative and very useful, as always. Thank you.

[@BubbaBigDude]

THANK YOU for this video. I know a few people who have the old version AT-LP60 with the same problems you talk about and have been fixed with the new AT-LP60X model.

[@FunkatronicDingus]

Glad to see that there's a company that still cares about the old audio format!

[@scrunts666]

There's loads of companies making them still.

[@dm95422]

No speed control like the PL-990 has !

[@raymondleggs5508]

@@dm95422 or the Pyle PLTTB3 which is one of the few pyle products I would ever buy lol.

[@mrdonmac]

Very in depth and informative! Will be purchasing an lp60x in a few weeks!

[@mercuryoak2]

This is good review. A friend of mine always wanted to know about turntables I point him to yours and techmoan for videos because both are very good reviews .

[@MrDeathproof5]

Always appreciate your thorough analysis!

[@laranaarana]

I still have (and still use) the Realistic LAB-430 turntable that I bought when I worked at Radio Shack in the mid-'80s. It has been a very good turntable. I paid $130 back then.

[@laranaarana]

@@RUfromthe40s I do take very good care of my stereo system (is all an Optimus brand from the late '90s). I just recently had to replace the Shure stylus, and it was a good thing that I was able to find one for about $20.

[@vinylsurfer2155]

Lab 390 here. Bought in 1980, $169.95. Not sure what that is in today's dollar. Still playing great although I changed the cartridge years ago to an AT. 👍

[@jordan177606]

I nearly bought one of those a few weeks ago at a record store but they had a really nice Technics SL-Q300 in much better shape, so I got that instead. The LAB-430 looked to be the best reduced width TT i could find

[@Salt9696]

Wow. Thank you for this seriously in-depth comparison!

[@user-jr7ne1dm6b]

You are a Godsent. Thank you for your thorough and detailed comparison. Definitely have been a big help to me!

[@1988casco]

I've commented before that I have had an lp60 since 2016. Because of this video when that one gives up the ghost I will most likely upgrade to an lp60x! Thanks for putting out such thorough, detailed video explanations!

[@geotechmore8855]

Nice to see a video from you VWestlife! Love the detail that you put into your videos when you do compare videos like this one!

[@kelvinsmith6854]

Thank you sincerely for your fantastic work on reviewing this, a huge help of knowledge and questions answered by your expert scurutinazation...many thanks, I'm upgrading!....top man !

[@Kingly131]

Just wanted to say thanks. Got my AT-LP60X that was on sale for $99 yesterday. Combined with my Edifier R1280T Powered Bookshelf Speakers and for $200 total I'm more than happy with my system. Cheers!

[@kittencaboodle8124]

You're a legend man. Thank you so much, really helpful overview

[@ASTKilo23]

I've been contemplating picking up an inexpensive turn table for about a year now, still not sure whether I should invest just $100 or upwards of $300+ for something better. Amazingly, the LP60x looks to have most of the features I want for less than $100! I expect I'll be picking one up in the near future. Thanks for the excellent and detailed comparison!

[@robywankenobi32]

Great video, I had a 60 USB model up until today when I scored a 60X in Australia at a local bookshop using gift vouchers, happy to know it has improved a little bit :) I've put my old one replacing a even cheeper 25 year old Sony unit on my old folks hifi

[@jorgejuarez7454]

I really enjoy your videos, and this is indeed a very detailed comparison. I have heard some good reviews about the Sony Ps-lx310bt. Between that and the Audio Technica LP60X, which one would you recommend? 🙏

[@cipher_]

I have an AT-LP60X and it’s great

[@MichaelGrey11]

Same

[@620film]

Same for me, too!

[@victorfernandocabrera5130]

I received mine 5 days ago and i love it!

[@cipher_]

@Hey McFly My LP collection is quite small so I actually don't use it much but yeah, still works great. Just clean your records and stylus and replace it when needed for the best sound.

[@ethanmusc9535]

Does is have a pre amp

[@davidbowie2046]

OMG A new VWestlife video!!! What a time to be alive!!! :)

[@dzvxo]

ive had an lp60x for about a year now and love it.

[@silvanodelrio3361]

Very good video, thanks. I do have to admit that I did not hear any sonic difference between the two TT's, however. I also appreciated the explanation about the adjustment holes on the bottom of the TT's.

[@vdochev]

22:15 to 22:23 - put this on repeat for 4 min. and you will have 92% of the song.

[@LaskyLabs]

You're not wrong.

[@4rachnid]

Wow. Now that is how a proper review is done, way more detail than I expected without repeating yourself thanks.

[@MrAlvarochahin]

Well done, great video, as usual, thank you

[@ParhamTube]

Love your detail explanation and comprehensive review. Do you have any video on Sony PS-LX310BT? Looking for BT enabled record player - do you have any suggestion - more or less similar price range?

[@theantiquescollector2199]

I've got ATLP60X for christmas yesterday, and it's awesome! On my old Victrola my Imagine Dragons records skipped, and now on my LP60X they don't skip!! Absolutely reccomend :)

[@DrBleepBlip]

I really enjoyed watching this video. Nicely done

[@billvenner25]

I enjoyed your excellent comparison. Very helpful info. Thank you

[@themrsurishow]

great video man! i appreciate all the information you provided. very informative!

[@wildernesswordsmith]

Nice. Very well done. Helped me to decide to purchase the newer 60X. Thank you, W.

[@rancosteel]

Great review. Best in depth review ever.

[@grantleppan2327]

very well done, very informative! Thank you -- you know your stuff man!

[@JFNeiva]

Excellent! I would like to buy the LP60X and I am grateful to find this video. The best! Congratulations and thank you very much!

[@peacearchwa5103]

I have accumulated three of the original AT-LP60 turntables. One I received brand-new as a Christmas gift, a second lightly-used one was given to me for free by somebody desperate to get rid of stuff on the month they were moving away, the third one was an almost-mint LP60 with a flawless dust cover (but missing the drive belt) bought at Goodwill for $14. On my original unit, I bought an upgraded the belt to the LP Gear "SuperVivid" belt, which IMHO audibly improved low-frequency definition. All three work fairly well, and to be honest sound a lot better than I would expect. I think the newer LP60X is an improvement but I really don't need one at this point. In summary: the LP60 is enjoyable and I suspect the LP60X is better with the power supply upgrade, tonearm refinements to reduce resonance, and ability to use longer connecting cables. Thanks for your review!

[@1010adrian]

Great Review! Would you recommend this over the Pioneer 990?

[@hypnagogue]

tldr: get the lp60x. great starter turntable, dummy proof and great sound for the price.

[@lewey5456]

Very great and informative video, thank you!

[@chicagochris1988]

Thanks for the video I had an lp60 before I got a technics. I wasn’t aware they made a new one

[@newartmov]

Had the old one in 2010, now I have the new one, I love both but I can see the upgrade. It's great either way.

[@tylernolan8288]

I got the LP60X and its amazing!!!!! It’s my first record player and the sound quality and the overall quality of it is amazing. I could not recommend it more!!!!!

[@francodangelo961]

Hey, thank you for all the info! I'm coming from your previous video. I'm curious about your opinion on which to choose between the LP60X vs the Pioneer PL990. Is the LP60X an improvement against the Pioneer as well? Thank you again!

[@vwestlife]

Yes. The new tonearm design is also an improvement over the PL-990's tonearm.

[@Halomaster4ever]

Absolutely perfect, thank you very much.

[@mariosiaven2965]

I love all of thr technical analysys and tests and clear explanation Im suscribing

[@fountaincap]

Next review, AT-LP120-USB vs. AT-LP120X? :)

[@gandrurass]

YES

[@user-ym8ri6ez5c]

Or at-lp120 vs. at-lp60x :)

[@Pizzaguy975]

I second that

[@jpm_drums]

The new 120X is significantly worse than the 120. It does not have VTA adjustment, it does not have an internal power supply, it does not have an aluminum 45 adapter. Tge correct comparison would be with the LP120 and the LP140X which is significantly better.

@@jpm_drums It's a trade-off. On the other hand you get a quieter motor (but with less torque), proper pre-amp bypass, a cartridge upgrade and working anti-skating which earlier lp120 had troubles with. For DJs it is worse for home listening it's better in my opinion.

[@BobM925]

I picked up a AT-LP60X recentl;y and I'm very happy with it. For the price I can't fault it at all. One thing I've noticed is mine is all black verses the black/silver one you review here.

[@Gigidag77]

That looks like a perfect christmas present for a friend. THX AudioTechnica. Really impressed with their products. Wearing their famous ATH-M50x Headphones.

[@sbrazenor2]

I was thinking about getting the ATH-M50x headphones, but then opted to get the Sennheiser HD-6xx from Drop. With a Schiit Jotunheim Multi-bit edition, they sound amazing. Sure, it's a lot more expensive with the DAC/Amp combo, but that's even a nice addition to cheaper headphones.

[@modernshinigamimanga]

Audio Technica's ad 2000x is still my favorite pair of headphones I've heard.

[@ssnoc]

Very detailed review - well done 👍

[@ImpiantoFacile]

Nice title, straight to the point.

[@djlyfe557]

What do you recommend for a step up from this one? I am using bose color 2 blue tooth speakers.

[@BillsBoxOfSound]

Awesome and entertaining review of a good starter table.

[@Fluteboy]

10:51 - Another thing folk should bear in mind - at 3.5g, the cheaper conical stylus will cause less record wear than the more accurately-tracking elliptical stylus. May not sound as great, but it's easier on the record. If there is one thing that damages records, it is a WORN stylus. Yet still they will slate Crosley and Victrola!

[@vinyl_sauce]

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[@crankshaft007]

Thank you for the amazing review

[@mypulse9]

Good job as always. I was considering to buy AT-LP60x. Decided to invest a bit more money at the last moment. Don’t really know if it’s worth it. Looks like 60x is good enough for casual listening.

[@HeyFishy]

boys it's a good day today we got a new video

[@KillerKittyYT]

My lp-60x was running about 4% too fast out of the box, but I got mine right after they released. For those of you who bought yours early checking the speed is worthwhile.

[@paulthurston2883]

There are 2 pots on the underside where you can adjust speed and tracking. A small screwdriver sorts it.

[@rhys9020]

Excellent comparison - thank you. I’m looking at getting the Bluetooth version of the new AT or the Sony PS-LX310BT. Which would you recommend? Does Sony have a better tone arm mechanism?

[@vwestlife]

They're both pretty much identical.

[@AnalogCave]

Can i ask where did you get this software wow and flutter meter ? Cheers :)

[@vwestlife]

It's called WFGUI.

[@oliverlotus]

Hi from thr UK. I love your TT videos! Keep up the good work!

[@unclebrian_]

I received an LP60X as a gift for my birthday. Any tips for adjusting drop speed of the tone arm? Mine seems to be dropping fast when played automatically and even if I wait for the stylus to move to the lead in and then ease out on the button myself, it drops faster than I’d like it to. I am curious if it’s even possible to make any sort of adjustment or fix. I appreciate your videos. Thank you!

[@vwestlife]

I don't think it's adjustable, but even if it drops quickly it doesn't really cause any damage to the stylus or your records.

[@osedhe]

Exelente analisis. Muchas gracias por tu gran video.

[@MarioBuchichio]

For the price it sounds very good, very nice cart and a VERY quiet integrated preamp. The cartridge has incredibly well handled sibilance, which is not an easy feat in any cartridge, let alone in this price range. The tonearm I think has too much damping. Records off center with some movement cause the stylus to move side to side inside the cartridge as it pulls the tonearm. Also clearly visible in the lead outs. In my case, skipping issues are related to this off center + heavy damping that can cause the needle to skip. In my case backwards, causing loops. On the other hand, the damping helps a lot the automatic system to land in the lead-in of the records without sliding. Anyway, I think is a very decent TT for the price. Cheers.

[@eyeonlife]

wow phenomenal review!

[@DieselDucy]

I ended up getting a rather cheap victrola and it skipps like crazy. Is this a better record player? I am looking for a record player that is not super expensive yet still has ok quality.

[@vwestlife]

Make sure the cueing lever is lowering all the way. Record-ology did a video about this common and easily fixable cause of skipping with cheap record players: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2K8epttrsSoq7c

[@bri_bear92]

I just got my ATLP60X to replace an old LTP60. Your video was very helpful and informative. The one thing I noticed when I mute the sound towards the end of playback on an Lp or 45 is a slight clicking or tapping sound. This seems to "perhaps" be normal as the automatic tonearm return mechanism is preparing to engage. I never noticed that noise with ATLP60, Just the new x version. It does not affect the sound quality, but is this noise normal as the tonearm tracks toward the end of playback??? Thanks!

[@vwestlife]

You can try adding a bit more grease to the mechanism (under the large white plastic gear) to quiet its operation.

[@justinmetcalfe2669]

I have the atlp60x, where can I get a rubber mat for it to replace the felt?

[@bugdrvr]

I've kinda fallen down the rabbit hole of spending too much money on hi-fi stuff but still very much enjoyed your video. It's great there is so much available to people interested in music, whether they want to spend a little or a lot. The 60x seems like a great table for the price.

[@TheEddieJ1984]

Always enjoyed this video, a heads up, the most recent pressing of Metallica's the black allbum, colored vinyl exclusive to walmart had no skips for me on my LP60 :)

[@biggerchris20]

Amazing information, thanks

[@hipoint4599]

Hi VWestlife! I was curious if you've had or have seen the Audio Technica AT LP2D USB? I have that model which I bought on Amazon some time ago for I think $80? Is it the predecessor to the LP60? It's very similar but with a front angled dark smoked dust cover and a rubber not felt no logo platter mat. I'm quite happy with it just wondered if you ever reviewed it? I really enjoy your channel one of my watch for very week ones.

[@vwestlife]

Yes, that's the same thing as the AT-PL50 except with a USB output. Functionally identical to the AT-LP60-USB.