Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB

Now, with this turntable, I'm going to be using the cr3 ltd multimedia monitors and i'm going to be using the RCA cable that came with the turntables ...

The 120x offers a superb blend of features and sound quality, and i don't hesitate at all in recommending it to you and that's it folks. Thank you ver...

I'Ve fallen in love with final, even more since getting this turntable because it just really brought out the sound of the vinyl. Yes, you can listen ...

Yet i'm going to get one of these. They won't regret it another good feature. This is a direct drive turntable

This is what I got:

- Bang & Olufsen Beovox cx100 (used €180)

- Audio technica LP120xUSB (new €300)

- Technics SU-810 (used €60)

Total €540

Bought in The Netherlands

What do you think?

This turntable replaces a Benjamin Miracord changer purchased in 1972 which breathed its last when the wiring in the tone arm gave out after many years of flawless service. Till its dying day it performed wonderfully. The Audio Technica is clearly a fine turntable,. What I don't like about it are tw...

Turntable is the Audio Technica AT-LPW30TK. The speakers are the Klipsch R-41m with a Fosi Audio TB10A amp.

I bought this turntable as a dedicated unit for 78 records, because of the variable-speed feature. I added a stylus suited for 78s and cranked up the tracking weight to 4 grams and it works for nearly everything in my collection. I might dial it up even more, because of the tendency to toss the need...

A clear step up from the Shure and Ortofon cartridges, with the top end clarity AT is known for. More "exciting" a presentation than the Grado, but also found some surface noise the others didn't.

I really wanted to like this turntable. The machine is beautiful. It is really heavy and stable. But it has one fatal flaw. It is completely manual. As in you have to pick up the arm and drop the needle on the LP. Then when the side is finished you have to pick it up again and place it back in its r...