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** Item Specific Details ** Minor scratches. ** This item was returned in great condition. It looks and plays like new, with only minor signs of use (slight scuffs, etc.).Cut the cord, keep the vinyl. The AT-LP60XBT gives you all the great features of the redesigned AT-LP60X fully automatic belt-drive stereo record player with the added convenience of Bluetooth wireless connectivity. So, you can set up your turntable in one room and listen to it in another without having to run a bunch of cables. The AT-LP60XBT pairs with speakers, headphones or other wireless devices. With its CSR BT chipset, the turntable is even able to connect to devices that support the aptX codec, which offers much-improved sound quality over the standard SBC codec. Of course, the AT-LP60XBT can also be operated just like a regular record player with a traditional wired connection. Either way—wired or wireless—you get outstanding audio with the ease of automatic operation controlled by front-panel start, stop and tonearm lift buttons. Audio-Technica has been a leader in phono cartridge design for more than 50 years, and that expertise shows in the AT-LP60XBT's Dual Magnet cartridge with replaceable stylus. The cartridge is integrated into the headshell for assured performance and ease of set up. The AT-LP60XBT plays both 33-1/3 and 45 RPM records, and comes with a 45 RPM adapter, a detachable dual RCA output cable (for wired connection) and a removable hinged dust cover.
This little fully automatic Audio-Technica has a solid reputation as an easy, low-fuss starter deck, and at US$223 it lands a bit under the US$240 median for recent used comps, so the asking price looks fair to slightly favorable. It is not a steal relative to the US$119 lower quartile, but it is comfortably inside normal market territory.
What makes it worthwhile is the plug-and-play convenience: fully automatic operation, built-in Bluetooth, and a generally well-liked profile for casual spinning without much setup hassle. For a clean example with the original stylus, dust cover, and power supply, this is the kind of used buy that makes sense if you want convenience over tinkering; only push back if accessories are missing or the automatic mechanism sounds suspect.
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Founded in 1962 in Tokyo's Shinjuku district by Hideo Matsushita, Audio-Technica began as a phonograph cartridge specialist, launching the innovative AT-1 moving-magnet model with a diamond-tipped cantilever that revolutionized affordable high-fidelity playback. Starting with just three employees in a rented house and one million yen in capital, the company quickly expanded, supplying cartridges to Japanese audio manufacturers and relocating as demand surged. This heritage of precision engineering and democratic access to superior sound defines its enduring Japanese craftsmanship.
Audio-Technica has broadened far beyond cartridges into a comprehensive lineup of hi-fi essentials, excelling in headphones, professional microphones, turntables, and phonographic styli. While not heavily focused on amplifiers, speakers, or DACs, it produces elite receivers, wireless systems, and cables, alongside OEM transducers and sensors for pro audio. Its turntables and headphones span entry-level to audiophile grades, with Bluetooth and noise-cancelling models bridging consumer and studio needs.
Renowned for delivering exceptional value through durable, innovative design, Audio-Technica occupies a solid mid-tier position in the hi-fi market, prized by enthusiasts for reliability without extravagant pricing. It garners consistent awards for performance and builds trust via Olympic-grade microphones and global subsidiaries, appealing to discerning buyers seeking proven engineering over boutique exclusivity.
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