AT-LP60XUSB Setup | Fully Automatic Belt-Drive Turntable (Analog & USB) 

As an engineer I would have had no idea either why you would have to rotate the platter 10X other than "zero" the autoload mechanism. Should be automatic regardless of position or at least has been that way since I began working on them in the 60's.

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Hi there! First, please ensure the stylus is properly seated back in the cartridge. You can follow the steps here: www.audio-technica.com/en-us/support/audio-solutions-question-of-the-week-how-do-i-change-the-atn3600l-stylus-on-the-at-lp60x-line-of-turntables/. If this does not address the issue, please contact our parts department at Parts@atus.com for a replacement. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi there! You may connect the turntable to the RCA inputs on your audio interface if you are able to direct monitor those inputs. This would allow you to hear the audio or monitor the audio while the turntable is playing. Make certain to engage the turntable’s RIAA phono preamp by putting the switch on the rear of the turntable to LINE. If you have further questions or issues, please contact the Audio Solutions Department at audio-solutions@atus.com. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi there! Please contact our Audio Solutions Team for help. You can reach them at audio-solutions@atus.com. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi there! Please contact our Audio Solutions Team for help. You can reach them at audio-solutions@atus.com. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi Manuel, The power supply for the AT-LP60X turntable can be purchased from our website. www.audio-technica.com/en-us/atpt-lp60xpsu - A-T USA

Hi there! Yes, it does. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi Julia! You may connect the turntable to a stereo receiver or connect directly to powered speakers. Powered speakers indicate the speakers have their own internal power amplifier to drive them. There are many options ranging in price and features and you may do an internet search for options or go to your local electronics store for options. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi Maxwell! The only difference between the AT-LP60XUSB and the AT-LP60X is the USB connection to the computer. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi there! No, you would need a headphone amp. As an alternative, the AT-LP60XHP is made to use headphones. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi Ryan! Yes, if they are powered speakers. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi there! The turntable will connect to USB input on the Mac. You must have software such as Audacity loaded and running to hear music on the Mac and it’s attached or internal speakers. Thanks! - A-T USA

@@AudioTechnicaUSA will it work with PC aswell ?

@@devinsheaven Yes, the turntable can also be connected to Windows computers. Thanks! - A-T USA

@@AudioTechnicaUSA good looks 👌🏾

It plays them Fine.

Hi there! We recommend getting a set of speakers that can be positioned a few feet apart. Unfortunately, we do not currently sell speaker sets, but we suggest checking out brands such as: Edifier, Audioengine, Kanto, Klipsch, Mackie and PreSonus. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi Rafael! You are referring to the 45 RPM record adapter. This is for older 45’s that have the large center hole. Thanks! - A-T USA

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Hi there! The ATN3600L replacement stylus is helpful information on removing and replacing the stylus is linked below. The cartridge is permanently attached for this model turntable and not changeable. www.audio-technica.com/en-us/support/audio-solutions-question-of-the-week-how-do-i-change-the-atn3600l-stylus-on-the-at-lp60x-line-of-turntables/ Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi there! Please contact our Audio Solutions Team for help. You can reach them at audio-solutions@atus.com. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi there! Please contact the place of purchase.- Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi Roh! It appears the listed speakers are powered via USB. As long as you power the speakers via the USB connection (not through the turntable), you may use the speaker’s analog 3.5mm connection to connect to the turntable. (Note, the preamp switch on the rear of the turntable should be set to LINE.) Thanks! A-T USA

Hi there! It is, and the way this is accomplished depends on which type of computer you have, Windows or Mac, which Operating System is on the computer and which, if any, recording software is being used. Please contact the Audio Solutions Department at audio-solutions@atus.com with this information so we can further assist you. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi there! Please contact our Audio Solutions Team for help. You can reach them at audio-solutions@atus.com. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi there! Yes, they need to be connected to powered type speakers or a stereo receiver with analog AUX inputs(or phono). Thanks! - A-T USA

@@AudioTechnicaUSA so i cant use it without a speaker like cant the sound just come out of the turntable itself?

@@MusaSyxx Unfortunately, no, it can’t. While some turntables have built-in speakers, the LP60XUSB does not. Thanks! - A-T USA

@@AudioTechnicaUSA do u know which does?

@@MusaSyxx Audio-Technica does not have any turntables with built-in speakers. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi there! If the speakers have an aux in, yes. You will connect a 3.5mm cable from the turntable aux out to the speaker aux in (ideally also 3.5mm). Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi Nia! The USB connection is designed to be connected to a computer. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi there! Yes, you will need external speakers in order to use the AT-LP60XUSB. We recommend pairing our turntables with powered bookshelf speakers. - A-T USA

@@AudioTechnicaUSA thank you!

Hi there. Do you mind elaborating a bit? Thanks! A-T USA

Hi there! Yes, you can play 180g records on the AT-LP60XUSB turntable. Thanks! - A-T USA

@@AudioTechnicaUSA awesome thank you so much! Just recently bought a copy of electric lady land on 180g vinyl and didn’t even think to research if this turntable could play it. Extremely happy to hear that it will!

Hi there! The USB is only for connecting to a computer. You would need to use 3.5mm or RCA AUX inputs on powered speakers (or stereo amplifier and passive speakers). When setting up your speakers, make sure the switch on the back of the turntable is set to LINE. Thanks! - A-T USA

@@AudioTechnicaUSA oh ok, thanks that's really helpful

I would like a logical non BS answer

@@nightisright1873 Hi there, please see below for options to help troubleshoot. If the turntable shows a SOLID BLUE LIGHT, the turntable is paired to the speaker. Often, Bluetooth speakers have a multi-function button used to play/pause music or pickup and hang-up phone calls. Try pressing that button on the speaker (this will sometimes mute the music playing through the speaker). You may confirm this function with your speaker manufacturer. For troubleshooting purposes, with the preamp switch in the LINE position, plug a set of headphones directly into the turntable. While the level will be lower, you will be able to hear the signal from the turntable and if you can hear in both sides, we know the turntable is in working order and the issue is elsewhere in your signal chain. If you do not hear any audio through the headphones, you may remove and reinstall the stylus to make certain the stylus is properly seated in the cartridge. Below is a linked resource on how to do so: blog.audio-technica.com/audio-solutions-question-week-change-stylus-lp60-lp60-usb-turntable/ Let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks! - A-T USA

Hi there! No, there is no Bluetooth transmitter in this model. You may use the AT-LP60xBT model which does or connect the analog output of this model to a third party Bluetooth transmitter. - A-T USA

@@AudioTechnicaUSA ok thank u so much

Can i connect the usb to external dac?