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Hiking boot recommendations?

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I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

Hiking Boots for heavy use during the summer

Good pair of hiking shoes?

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[request] - Good quality walking shoes.

Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

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Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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Can anyone recommend a good dishwasher?

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My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

What's a good Panel ready dishwasher under $1k?

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Open world game with huge map, lots of things to do, and great graphics

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Whether you’re just getting into records, rediscovering a record collection long since buried away or simply adding a turntable to complete your system, the AT-LP60X fully automatic belt-drive turntable is an excellent choice. This affordable, easy-to-use turntable plays both 33-1/3 and 45 RPM records and, with its built-in switchable phonon preamp, can be connected directly to your home stereo, powered speakers, computer and other components, whether they have a dedicated phonon input or not. An update of the popular AT-LP60, the ATLP60X features a redesigned tone arm base and head shell to improve tracking and reduce resonance. Noise is further reduced by the inclusion of an AC adapter that moves the AC/DC conVersion outside of the chassis where its impact on the signal chain is limited. Audio-Technical has been a leader in phonon cartridge design for more than 50 years, and that expertise shows in the AT-LP60X’s Dual Magnet cartridge with replaceable stylus. The cartridge is integrated into the head shell for assured performance and ease of setup. The turntable comes with a detachable RCA output cable (3. 5 mm male to dual RCA male), 45 RPM adapter, and a removable hinged dust cover. It is available in black (AT-LP60X-BK), brown/black (AT-LP60X-BW), gunmetal/black (AT-LP60X-GM), and red/black (AT-LP60X-RD).

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Highs and kids are really clear. Not much low-end but that’s to be expected I guess. Turntable: Audio Technica AT-LP60X. Local vinyl store guy agreed this is a great starter table

 Turntable: Audio Technica AT-LP60X. Local vinyl store guy agreed this is a great starter table.

I have a small house and and didn’t have the room for large floor speakers. I also have no idea what I’m doing so I didn’t want to invest a lot of money right off the bat.

Speakers: Klipsch KB-51 II Bookshelf Speakers 
Got these for $200 on Amazon. Highs and kids are really clear. Not much low-end but that’s to be expected I guess.

Turntable: Audio Technica AT-LP60X 
Local vinyl store guy agreed this is a great starter table. It skips really bad though if I walk around the house. May need to isolate it somehow. 

Amp: Nosbound NS-15GPRO 200W mini amp
This was the biggest wild card. Seems to be doing the job though not sure if I could do better. Was only $90.

Might need to isolate the speakers as well. Bass seems to be reverberating through the cabinets and floor. Curious what y’all have to say.

<div class="md"><p>I have a small house and and didn’t have the room for large floor speakers. I also have no idea what I’m doing so I didn’t want to invest a lot of money right off the bat.</p>

<p>Speakers: Klipsch KB-51 II Bookshelf Speakers 
Got these for $200 on Amazon. Highs and kids are really clear. Not much low-end but that’s to be expected I guess.</p>

<p>Turntable: Audio Technica AT-LP60X 
Local vinyl store guy agreed this is a great starter table. It skips really bad though if I walk around the house. May need to isolate it somehow. </p>

<p>Amp: Nosbound NS-15GPRO 200W mini amp
This was the biggest wild card. Seems to be doing the job though not sure if I could do better. Was only $90.</p>

<p>Might need to isolate the speakers as well. Bass seems to be reverberating through the cabinets and floor. Curious what y’all have to say.</p>
</div>

<div class="md"><p>Looks great! I have Klipsch speakers too</p>
</div>

A quick step you can take that doesn't involve ANY money is moving those speakers 6-12 inches off the wall! Welcome to the club.

<div class="md"><p>A quick step you can take that doesn&#39;t involve ANY money is moving those speakers 6-12 inches off the wall! Welcome to the club.</p>
</div>

Total newb here. Bought a starter set. Where’d I screw up?

 While the age-old adage that opinions are like assholes and everybody has one is certainly true, there have been far more positive and constructive discussions about the list than negative responses, many of which were about the 60X in particular. The popularity of this table as a starter piece has grown immensely as the record collecting hobby has exploded in popularity in the past decade, creating a huge market for entry-level turntables to satiate the new collector and returning one alike. Having received several comments and emails about this particular table, I thought we'd take a deeper look to help shed some light on whether or not this is something you should consider. While this video is aimed more at the beginning collector, my hope is that those of you who have been around for a while still might find some enjoyment here and a bit of information at the same time, just as I have throughout the years, which is what led me to making this channel in the first place

 Simply look up Audio Technica ATLP 60X, and you'll find the stylus that you need at a host of different websites. Pick your favorite, buy it, and it's as simple as pulling the old one out and inserting the new one. 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. But, if you'd like to get your hands on one for free, all you have to do is make sure you're subscribed to this channel, and then use the word Knight in a comment below

 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. But, if you'd like to get your hands on one for free, all you have to do is make sure you're subscribed to this channel, and then use the word Knight in a comment below. Knight with a K, mind you, like the gonight.com website

 Thanks for dropping by to check out a video on an entry-level product that might not be as exciting as something we normally talk about, and thank you for the continued support for the channel. Shirts are selling fast, but are still available currently at the vinylattack.com website, and if you're positioned to do so, you might also consider checking out the Patreon page as well. I have some great items coming in from manufacturers from all over the world soon, and I'm super excited to have some more reviews and tests coming out soon

 So when I made my top 5 turntables under $500 list back in February of this year, I couldn't have imagined how well it would be received and how many views and opinions it would garner as well. Being so new to making content, it's been a fascinating undertaking to see how it's grown and developed a life of its own when it comes to what people like and what they have to say about something. While the age-old adage that opinions are like assholes and everybody has one is certainly true, there have been far more positive and constructive discussions about the list than negative responses, many of which were about the 60X in particular. The popularity of this table as a starter piece has grown immensely as the record collecting hobby has exploded in popularity in the past decade, creating a huge market for entry-level turntables to satiate the new collector and returning one alike

Reviewing the Audio Technica AT LP 60x Turntable

 My name is Chris and today we're going to take a closer look at the Audio-Technica AT-LP-60X.

 Much like most of you I'd imagine, I've been a fan of musical gear from all ranges of the spectrum for as long as I can remember.

 I've always been in trance when I saw a new stereo on the shelf at a local Meijer or Radio Shack and I simply had to hear how it sounded and see how it worked.

 The blinking lights, the shiny knobs, the latest improvement and newest technology would keep my attention directed and riveted to one piece of equipment for hours on end as my imagination ran wild with the stories of how the music itself was created.

 No small feat for a kid who had ADD long before it was diagnosed properly and then they added another letter to the condition.

 As I got older I came to appreciate the different levels of quality in products and I started to pay attention to the different price points that might work for different people.

 I can't quite explain why really, no one was asking for my opinion as such on these things at the time, but I catalogued the information about them nonetheless as I tend to do with most things that keep my attention.

 I simply loved having the specs of a product, its sound characteristics and the value of an item directly at hand in case a discussion popped up about the new stereo a kid down the street got for Christmas, which did happen almost yearly.

 Twice if you included birthdays and the amount of people in my neighborhood.

 So when I made my top 5 turntables under $500 list back in February of this year, I couldn't have imagined how well it would be received and how many views and opinions it would garner as well.

 Being so new to making content, it's been a fascinating undertaking to see how it's grown and developed a life of its own when it comes to what people like and what they have to say about something.

 While the age-old adage that opinions are like assholes and everybody has one is certainly true, there have been far more positive and constructive discussions about the list than negative responses, many of which were about the 60X in particular.

 The popularity of this table as a starter piece has grown immensely as the record collecting hobby has exploded in popularity in the past decade, creating a huge market for entry-level turntables to satiate the new collector and returning one alike.

 Having received several comments and emails about this particular table, I thought we'd take a deeper look to help shed some light on whether or not this is something you should consider.

 While this video is aimed more at the beginning collector, my hope is that those of you who have been around for a while still might find some enjoyment here and a bit of information at the same time, just as I have throughout the years, which is what led me to making this channel in the first place.

 And if you'd like to get your hands on one of these tables for free, that's right, just stick around for the end of this very video as the kind folks over at Knight Sound and Lighting have sponsored not only this video, but the Audio-Technica AT-LP60X giveaway I'll be doing at the end of this month.

 If you need lighting controls, theatrical lighting, or anything in the realm of professional sound, this is the place to go. They also have a huge selection of Audio-Technica products, including turntables and accessories, and it's the perfect place to pick up a new cartridge to try out on your turntable to change up your sound a little.

 You can also find more than 60 major lighting and sound brands that I use regularly back in my live show days like Ellen and Heath, who made some of the best mixing boards in the world, Electro Voice, which if you're a Zach Wild fanatic like I am, you already know that those are the brands of speakers he used in his speaker cabs for years, and Tascam, which is probably the first brand of multi-track recorder everyone I know used to record back home.

 In total, you're looking at something like over 28,000 products, all on one website from a small family-run business that actually knows their field and cares about your patronage. As a small business owner myself, I can tell you that when you shop with us, it truly makes a difference.

 In addition to giving away this turntable, they've also included a discount code to receive 10% off all orders until the end of August. When you're shopping on their site, which is simply gonight.com, just enter the code vinylattack, all one word, and they'll hook you up with a discount.

 I myself am taking a look at a new Audio-Technica microphone to improve the sound here on the set, as it's still a little boomy, and I'll definitely be taking advantage of that discount. Huge thanks to them for offering up a turntable to give away here on the channel.

 Maybe you've stumbled across the hobby of record collecting, or your friends introduced you, or maybe you're just a music buff who's looking at trying something new, but the mechanical functions of turntables and the fragile nature of vinyl records is a bit intimidating. Where do you start?

 Sure, it's easy enough to run down to your local record store to support yet another small business and pick up your releases by your favorite artists, but now you're going to need a setup to play your newly-priced possessions, and there are a host of options out there that can easily overwhelm someone.

 If you've had your ear to the ground in any fashion when it comes to entry-level turntables, you might have heard about one of the most popular options out there, which is the Crosley suitcase-style player. You may have also heard that these players aren't any good, and I can assure you, you've heard correct.

 While that can be an entire separate video on that all on its own, for now please just trust me when I say that you'll want to stay away from these tables as they damage records simply by playing them due to the nature of their construction.

 This isn't to insult anyone who's purchased a Crosley, a Victrola, or any other type of the record player that has the dreaded red cartridge of death attached to it, but rather an informational piece to make you aware that your records are being harmed when you play on these, and if you care about such things, you'll want to replace your turntable as soon as the opportunity arises.

 This was precisely why I recommended the 60X. While the piece itself is not a high-end audio file player that will garner the best sound you've ever heard, it is a solid entry-level table that won't eat your records like a Crosley, will offer you a nice playback performance, and for those of you who are very new, it has a fully automatic option, so it reduces the stress of scratching your brand new vinyl.

 Let's crack open a brand new table right from the box and take a look at what you get inside and how exceedingly simple it is to set this up. Then we'll talk about operation, maintenance, and the sound performance you can expect from the 60X.

 Basic instructions of 45 adapter. This is always the tricky part when I'm trying to unbox something or open something on the tables, I have to lift above my shoulders, so I think I'm just going to drop the box to the side. Let's see if I can make that work without dropping the turntable too.

 So this says obviously accessory, so we have, I'm assuming, the power adapter.

 And these are our connectors. This is a little different than what you'll normally find. If you're newer, you'll hear people talk about how you need to have a phono stage, and all that means is this is a very weak signal going into a stereo.

 So you have to connect this to something to amplify this signal, then into your stereo, you connect it to the stereo, which amplifies your speakers.

 This is a little different. This has a line input and a phono input, and it only has an RCA jack, so you can plug this directly into any basic stereo that has red and white RCA cables, which we'll show you soon.

 On the bottom is our platter and our felt mat, so make sure when you're pulling these out of the styrofoam, set them aside, don't drop them.

 They've put, I don't know what this is, if you know what this is, let me know what kind of material this is, but they put a protective cover on the dust cover, which sounds awful when you're pulling it off.

 And the dust cover comes off very easily. Close the lid, pull straight up.

 Now that was interesting, and gently set it aside because you're going to want a little room to work when you're putting the platter on.

 If you notice, this is the front of the machine. We have our buttons, we have our selector, our tone arm. This brass gear, this is what we're going to hook the belt up because this is belt-driven turntable, which is on the bottom of the platter.

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