The ALL NEW AT-LP60X - Review & Unboxing! Record-ology! 

Hey! can you help me. I need to know if you have a cheap turntable (like a crosley or something like that) and it skips your records and then change it to an audio technica. I want to know, if the vinyl will keep skipping?

Yeah, getting one for that reason

@@micaelasepulveda8691 i got mine and it stopped skipping

@@micaelasepulveda8691 sorry for the late reply but no they won't keep skipping if ya switch to a Audio Technica

@@lilteddiursa do you need speakers for it?

I never knew it did that but makes sense why it always spins for so long after it resets the arm, thanks for the info.

I think it might have just been a coincidence. For me it never stops in the same place.

Very interesting comment. In all the time I have utilized the LP5 x, I have never noticed that but that does make sense.

@@isaac_smith In that case, the speed is probably too fast or too slow or your LP 5, might have a (perhaps mild) wow and flutter disfunction

I heard this too. I want to get this. So it can start semi auto if you move the needle and it stays up and then you press start, it doesn't just fall down onto the record?

@@johnb2422 there’s a needle up and down button, make sure the needle is up and move it to whereever you want to start it.

Or you can just lift the tone arm and place it wherever you want. The record will start spinning automatically…. No need to press any buttons.

Thanks so much!

what's your favorite album??

It is cool...very good design.

Do these have preamps or are you using an external one? I just got one yesterday and am using a LG 700 watt rms HiFi mini system. CM4550 to be exact. Sounds ok. Definitely want to get a tube preamp and some nice bookshelf speakers

This would be my pick as well...

It's not a 'starter point' or 'entry level' thing, it's an excellent record player & if your ears like it, then that's all that matters. Too much audiophile snobbery goes on in this audio world. Now, buying a good amp does matter & that can make a difference, but a good price is a good price & if you enjoy listening to it's sound, then have a quiet laugh at the audiophiles spending 1,000s on crazy turntables.

Just get a jvc L-F41

Its a great cover too - what do you think of it?

@@Recordology I love how he turned it into his own song. He truly captured the spirit of the song. It was beautiful :')

Thank you very much!

@Ludwig Vaillancourt it does not come with speakers. You’d have to purchase them separately. From what I’ve seen online, the pair from Edifier is supposed to be decent.

Caps lock is on homie.

Awesome thanks for the comment!

Awesome!

Thank you! Great choice!

Awesome!

Hope you enjoy it!

It's not cheap in its construction but is a great price. Let your ears do the talking.

Agreed!

Thank you for watching!

Agreed!

Thank you!

topher I’m thinking of buying the Bluetooth model. Were you happy with it? Could you pair it to Bluetooth speakers, headphones or a sound bar?

You are correct

Thank you.

Thank you for the kind words.....

Thank you....I would look at the Crosley S100's.

Hope you enjoy it!

Hmmm haven't heard of that before...

@@Recordology it's very hard to distinguish, and one wouldn't notice if the music is playing. You'd have to mute the sound. I may have to return the turntable. I updated from a modified version of the ATLP60 in 2004. The tonearm didn't align correctly any longer. Pitch was way off, sounded like Alvin and the Chipmunks

Thank you!

Correct!

It will work fine with the lid closed.

They do amzn.to/3sXsVaq (Bluetooth) amzn.to/3dRL9DZ (headphones)

Cool you will love it.

@@Recordology I've already noticed a significant improvement in the preamp compared to the crosley I bought due to impatience. Don't worry though, I returned it the day my LP60X arrived

@@Recordology I've got these cheap 10 dollar computer speakers until I can buy proper ones, and my records sound surprisingly good with them thanks to the preamp

@@Recordology Any recommendations on upgrades for it? carts, mats, speakers etc?

For the lp60x the cart is fixed / non removable but comes equipped with a diamond stylus and is of good design so you should be fine. The mat is all personal preference. I will be doing a side by side video soon with sound test comparing all different platter mats. Thank you for watching and commenting!

Thanks for watching and commenting! I think it would be close but I haven't yet tested the Sony.

Have fun!

This will work just fine

@@Recordology thank you! Then Ill get it. So excited!

Awesome! Thank you!

Hmmm - the Crosley S100's are what I use but they are 199. Good question for the community.

Record-ology thank you

I use the edifier r980t

Lp60x. But it will require powered speakers. Thank you so much for the nice comment!

That is possible....

The lp60x is great

Also check out the LP3 from AT.

It was a bad mic I was using.....no fault of the turntable.

I believe so...

Interesting.....

@@Recordology I am glad you thought my comment was interesting. I want you to know somehow my comment went to the wrong place although I also want you to know, I frequently watch your videos and according to your description of your personal taste in phonographs, the Audio-Technica AT LP 5x would be the almost perfect phonograph for you. I said "almost perfect" because while the LP 5 x does. seem to have an accurate electronic speed monitoring system, it does not have a "pitch slider." The LP 5x is a manual phonograph. I owned the Audio-Technica AT LP 120 for approximately 20 years (the original one) and from those many years of experience with the LP 120 I am able to tell you the sonic quality of the LP 5x is better (overall more sonically revealing and realistic) compared to the original AT LP 120. I do not know the LP 5x compares to the LP7 because I have never heard the LP 7 in person directly. However, I do know the LP7, the LP5x and the LP 2022 phonographs are the only Audio-Technica phonographs listed on the Audio-Technica website under the audiophile category. I have a shibata stylus on my LP 5 x which causes the already superb sound quality to be even better.

@@Recordology Thanks for you reply. To be clear, I prefer the rubber mat that came with the LP5x in comparison to a cork mat, a felt mat and that mat made from a type of plastic but l forget the name of that mat right now Whatever the name, the mat was a thin one, I wondered if I would like the sound caused by a thicker one?

Yes, absolutely

I recommend the Crosley S100's...great speakers.

Yes to all.....the needle should last a year or two.

Really? What have you had to repair?

I personally have the Crosley S100's and they are fantastic! amzn.to/31paSfv

@@Recordology thank you!

The lp60 is gentler but either will be fine.....the suitcase player will wear them faster but wont damage.

Yes this will work fine, in fact this player has an aux out on the back so all you need is an aux cable. Thank you for watching and commenting

Bluetooth, headphones, none of the above.

Good question - it would just be super loud with no way to control volume.

Just get a headphone amp.