Audio-Technica AT-LP60

It's a seven-inch disc 10 times out of 10 almost it is going to be a 45 so take that 45 adapter There place it there go ahead and put your record Righ...

Now what makes this one so special aside from the budget price tag is the built-in phono preamp. So unlike other turntables you'd normally buy out of ...

So there you have an in-depth rundown on an entry-level turntable that, for $120, is definitely worth your consideration if you're newer to the hobby....

I've owned both the audio technica LP60, and LP120.

Save your money and get the more expensive LP 120.

In the long run, it's a better investment. Upgradable and better overall quality.

Yep. At one time I fretted on how to afford the turntable with the lowest wow and flutter, highest signal to noise ratio, heaviest platter, and constructed from the most exotic materials. Add to that the turntable had to have a mind-numbingly complex set-up procedure that would make launching the Sp...

The Audio Technica LP60 is a solid basic starter table. That "LPGO" is a strange Wal-Mart exclusive and I'm not sure how (or if) it differs from a "regular" LP60. But I think it's essentially the same model, and while quite basic and limited compared to more expensive models, it's a definite step up from a suitcase style player.

I recently wanted to see what the vinyl rage was all about. I've got two old turntable laying around my house, but I can't even find the styluses for them for under $150. Being a college student, I can't afford to shell out that kind of dough on something I may or may not like... And who knows what ...

The demand for vinyl has meant a lot more people buying up all the turntables, not to mention the thrift stores trying to make a quick buck by jacking up their prices. Are you able to save up maybe $120? That would get you an Audio Technica LP60 which is a reasonable starter turntable. Do you also need speakers?

This is what it is, a decent turntable at a great price. I bought it for more than the seventy clams it's currently going for, and don't regret it. I should note that I am only playing new vinyl, stuff I picked up since my last birthday. Some of this needed cleaning out the box to remove static/pops...

I also have been quite happy with the Insignia turntable from Best Buy which goes on sale often for $60 and you can easily upgrade the already serviceable AT cartridge that comes with it. There's also the Audio Technica AT-LP60 (the Walmart variant's been spotted in the $150 price range lately) which is a perfect stepping stone for newbies. Price doesn't have to be a barrier of entry as long as you make reasonably smart choices.