Audio Technica AT-LP60-BT Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Turntable - (Black)

Let me start by saying that i bought this table specifically to use with my JBL Xtreme speakers. I just received it yesterday, and the setup was super simple. It really does not get better than this for the price...however buyer be warned that I would do some searching on the internet first to see if you're wireless speakers will work with this device. I followed the instructions on the manual. Hold the bluetooth button till it blinks purple three times then continue holding till it blinks purple again then release, and then it blinks red/blue till it finally connects. I did this about a dozen times with one of my Xtreme speakers with no luck. I was just about ready to put it back in the box and return it to be honest because it would be such a waste to have spent that extra money for a feature that doesn't even work. HOWEVER... I really wanted this to work, and I'm fortunate to have two Xtremes..eventually the turntable was able to connect to one of them after a lot, and I mean a lot of tried. Now I can very easily connect to one of my speakers. If you happen to have some bluetooth speakers than can be paired up it sounds really nice! And as far as the simplicity of using the actual controls on the table go, this thing is perfect. You literally just have to set up the platter, unwrap the tonearm, uncover the stylus and you're good to go. Just lay down a record (there's a nice little switch to indicate if it's a 12" or 7" as well as a button for 33rpm or 45rpm. You then simply can close the dust cover/lid and hit start and the tone arm will raise itself and it drops itself automatically to start the record. It also has a great autostop feature, so once you get to the end the arm will raise and drop itself back in the first position. There's also a stop button, which will obviously stop the record, raise the needle, and also go back to the first position. And then there's a last button with arrows indicating "up and down." You obviously can't pause a record, but this is a nice feature if you want to "pause" (keep the record spinning and the tonearm raises itself in the same position that it was just in" and not have to stop and restart the whole thing, and this is also necessary if you use a 7" as you'll have to position the tonearm to the starting position manually and then use this button to drop it on the beginning of the record given their size. Overall, I'm beyond satisfied. It's unfortunate that certain speakers may have problems connecting, but in case you might have two JBL speakers that can pair up it might work.

I've never operated a turn table before I got this player. I didn't have any real knowledge of vinyls, how they worked, or the different mechanics that go into players. This was the perfect choice, as it's fully automatic and preset (No worries about counter weights, cartridges, or alignment!) It plays 7" and 12" automatically (10" have to be manually started but automatically end) and it supports 33 1/3 RPM as well as 45. It's as simple as flipping a switch to go between 7" and 12", and pressing a button for switching speeds. This does NOT support playing Shellac 78RPM records. More so, my unit I got with bluetooth. It works pretty well, my one issue is having to unplug the turntable before I pair my headphones to it if I ever shut my headphones off, otherwise the audio stream cuts in and out. However I typically use the Aux Line-Out on the back of the player. Which also functions as a phonograph out, for those that have a dedicated pre-amp. I do not, so the built-in pre-amp was very nice to have, and it actually sounds pretty good. I'm no expert, but the Audio Technica LP60 is an amazing choice. Although it doesn't have the capabilities for upgrades like its LP120 big brother, it's good for people like me that don't have the knowledge, nor the money to back such a turn table. Lastly, the assembly is about as straight forward as it gets, you have the turntable platter itself, which has a rubber belt that goes over a brass motor once you set it on the base, and a decklid which hinges just sit in the back of the base. 9/10 would recommend, my one real complaint is the bluetooth inconvenience. I'd recommend also buying a sylus cleaner and anti static record brush alongside this or any turntable.

I'm very happy with my purchase. I grew up listening to my parents' records and wanted a player for myself. My husband bought me a cute, little Crosley, but unfortunately the quality was terrible and all of my records skipped. Finally, after some searching, I came across this guy. It's everything I was looking for: compact, good quality, good looking, reasonably priced, and Bluetooth capability. I don't have the space nor do I have the need for a large stereo system with a receiver and speakers so this was perfect. This player pairs with my Bose and my Echo with no issues (although I prefer and use the Bose). It plays all of my records with no problems and they sound great. My only issue is that there isn't an on/off switch so I guess it stays on all of the time (I unplug mine). It doesn't spin all of the time, but the blue light (Bluetooth light) stays on all of the time. I don't know why it bothers me. It just does. Also, it was packaged really well. I was worried that it would get damaged in shipping, but both the manufacturer and amazon did an amazing job of packaging it securely.

I don't write reviews often, but I'm compelled by this purchase to do so. I'll start by saying the only reason it's not getting 5 stars is less than a week from my purchase I've come back to see the player is offered for over $20 less than what I paid, and let's be honest, who doesn't hate seeing that they paid more for something than they "had to"? Onto the meat of it. This record player is amazing. I had the Photive Soultracks bought for me as a gift and boy was that thing a pile (no fault of the "gifters")... Awful sound and took quite a long time to figure out that certain bits of it were broken or defective (yes I'm new to all of this it stopped working when AUX was hooked up, but only to the back and not to the headphones. I was super confused). BUT after researching, learning about all the proper tips and tricks to using and setting up record players, I set out to find a GOOD one that I would LIKE. Well, I LOVE this player and it's the BEST!! The ease of use is incredible. 1 button start, stop, pause, return the stylus to the resting position, auto stylus return at the end of the record, all while the dust cover stays shut (couldn't be more useful in a house with 3 animals). The Bluetooth works great. Might take a moment to try to get it paired initially, but such are most Bluetooth first pairing ordeals. Range isn't incredible, but it's absolutely perfect for what it should be used as. Learning from my previous blunder, I had already purchased a nice set of RCA > AUX and have not used the one that came with this, but, I'm going to assume the gold-plated ones that I bought help the sound quality. In any case, I listened to my late fathers records for what seemed like the first time ever, needless to say an emotional reaction. Couldn't be happier with this purchase! RECOMMENDED! If you are like me, new to records (I know it's sad), want a good player, that works(!), is easy to use, has friggin Bluetooth, so you can connect to headphones, a sound bar, a portable speaker, whatever(!), has incredible sound quality, isn't going to mess up family heirloom records (my case), than this is the record player for you!

Full disclosure: I'm not a total-absolute-vinyl-head-expert about turntables. I'm not trying to be. But I have a lot of old records, and a lot of new records and I enjoy a cocktail in my living room and some good sound quality after a long week. This is easy to set up, it sounds great, the speakers I bought with it make it even better. It's a perfect little nook in our living room. The speakers I got also come with a remote, which makes it nice for controlling across the room. We had an old 1970s Zenith Allegro that we bought from an older couple who was moving. It's cool to have an old system, but the arm and needle are pretty worn out, and the speakers it came with don't do the trick. It was also SO BULKY. It's nice to have something compact like this one. We're looking at buying a second one for another room of our home. If you're a light vinyl listener who just wants good sound quality -- and, as a note, I didn't get the bluetooth and I don't use headphones -- this is an affordable, compact, and quality choice.

This is a good beginner turntable for the money. It connects with my Sony instantly upon turning on the Bluetooth, however that is the only device it will pair with. I called customer service great people to talk to spent an hour resetting the turntable and my headphones. Could not connect. I like to listen to my vinyls with my headphones as not to disturb anyone. So I am in limbo right now as to what to do buy new headphones that are compatible. I would buy a turntable from audio-technician, but not the Bluetooth one.

AT makes some great turntables, mics and headphones. I love their products and have been using them professionally since 1993. They are a nice mix of affordable with high quality. The first thing to notice about the turntable when it arrives is just how heavy the box is because it is built like a tank. Absolutely solid and top level here. It has rubber feet with good tack that combined with its weight makes for a stable and secure platform for the mechanics of what it is designed for. It also limits vibrations and undesirable motions. The lid is also another good design. The hinges work very well and support the thick solid lid during use. It is smooth to open and close and keeps dust out. Lastly the controls are laid out well and easy to use even in low light environments. Great design. The Bluetooth has been difficult to pair with my soundbar, and I just ended up using the mini 1/8" jack and hooking it up via it. I also have an old receiver and tried the RCA phono jacks. The best sound for me came with the line out. If you hold the bluetooth button down till it turns RED/BLUE flashing then it will be in pairing mode. I think the problem I was having was with my Vizio speaker. Not sure, but both the turntable and speaker had only blinking lights for feedback. This is the only part about it that I feel could use some upgrading. I am very impressed with this turntable and consider it for it’s price to be top shelf. 5 stars.

A HUGE thanx to Smaug whose review was superb & detailed. I printed them out & used them for reference. I bought this plus the OontZ Angle 3 Portable Bluetooth Speaker, thanks in large part to Smaug's review (and the brand as well). One amazing thing I discovered: My iPhone was in the family room in our large kitchen/family room open space & while pairing the speaker with the turntable, it automatically paired it to my iPhone!!. Don't be surprised if you have to repair your iPhone in your car as a result. My little red Miata convertible required repairing. LOVE IT and NO, one does not have to purchase an amp or other speakers. I played a very old album of Crosby, Still & Nash & the sound was DY-NO-MITE! If you love bass, use your Pandora surround sound system on your TV so the floor vibrates. But, for this price and how well ancient Hippie albums played, this package was the bomb. ol' Hippie