Audio-Technica AT-LP60 vs Pro-Ject Debut Carbon

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 ...

It's a bit of a reader's request, shall we say so check in next week for that and hopefully i will see you then, because i'd love to have your company...

This is a dirty old scratchy copy of take five by the dave brubeck quartet Now don't forget to flip this down to seven inch Why it needs to know how f...

It gets really complex with many overdubbed tracks of guitar sax drums and vocals less expensive turntables tend to fall apart on this cut, as they ju...

how am I supposed to adjust the speed with the platter upright and spinning and be able to use a screwdriver on the bottom of the turntable? Good question. The answer is it's a royal pain in the ***! I first had to buy a strobe card, since the turntable doesn't have a built-in strobe pattern, and use a work light with a true incandescent bulb (needed for the strobe pattern). I had to sit with the turntable balanced on the corner of my entertainment center with a record spinning and carefully adjust the speed with a screwdriver. And the speed adjustment is a finicky thing

The turntable is well designed simple to use. Plays 33. 45, and 78 formats. One button to change between 33/45 speeds