audio-technica LP60XUSB Black

I was looking for a budget turntable for the spare room.I've put together with a project stereo box s2,mm phono box and a pair of Yamaha nsf51 floor standing speakers.These are items that I've recently upgraded so I thought I'll use them and then sell on at a later date.Didn't have too many expectations of whether these would be a good match.I changed the inbuilt line input for the project mm phono box and I'm impressed with the sound quality from this Turntable.For the price this is pretty decent.Anyone looking to buy a first turntable should give this a good look.Very happy with it,easy to assemble,fully automatic and the replacement stylus is cheap.Five ⭐.

Arrived earlier than expected. Audio Technica sound quality is best value for money.Good to be able to save valuable pieces of music on mp3 via USB.

We were on the lookout for a decent but affordable record player to also rip vinyl to digital formats. I'm big into audio and tech and I was a bit worried that the sound captured sound might feel a bit thin or tinny but it couldn't be farther from it. The digital rips are really solid. To the average listener, it'll basically be like listening to a CD. There's little to no vinyl noise captured either which is pretty crazy. If you want a lower cost product that can rip vinyls for you then this is ideal and you won't be disappointed. The only slight downside is the method in which it captures the audio is done via Audacity (which is good free software) but you have to record the whole side and then if you'll need to manually edit each track and bounce them individually which is a bit of extra work and might be a bit much for some users.Still, it doesn't take away from just how well the player rips the audio compared to some of the other high quality options which are literally double the price.As a record player playing straight through a set of speakers it's also very strong, nice rich sound with plenty of low end without being overpowering and articulate mids and highs. It really doesn't get much better at this price and you'd have to be into real audiophile territory to really feel like the sound was lacking at all. You don't get features like track skipping but you can always do it manually and that's part of the fun with the vinyl experience anyway.I can see why this player was sold out on the manufacturer's website and various other outlets at the time of purchase because it's a brilliant product at the price.

If you are thinking of buying a new quality record player just go with this. You'll be very satisfied with this purchase. It offers great quality and sound. Also this is from reputable brand "Audio Technica". Five starts for providing me 100% satisfaction.

For a beginner this is more than enough. Easy to assemble and function very well.