Audio-Technica AT-LP60XUSBGM - Grey

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The Audio-Technica AT-LP60XUSBGM is an ideal turntable for new and seasoned vinyl enthusiasts who want a convenient way to enjoy their record collection and convert them to digital files. This fully automatic, belt-drive turntable offers high-fidelity audio with improved tracking and reduced resonance, though its fixed cartridge design means less customization for advanced audiophiles.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AT-LP60XUSBGM |
| Brand | Audio-Technica |
No, the Audio-Technica AT-LP60XUSBGM does not have built-in speakers. It requires connection to external powered speakers, a receiver, or an amplifier system.
You can use various free or paid software applications. Audacity is a popular and free option available for both Windows and Mac that works well with this turntable.
The AT-LP60XUSBGM uses an integral Dual Magnet phono cartridge. While the cartridge itself is not easily replaceable with other models, the diamond stylus (ATN3600L) is designed to be user-replaceable.
This turntable supports two speeds: 33 1/3 RPM for LPs (long-playing records) and 45 RPM for singles and EPs. A 45 RPM adapter is typically included.
For the turntable body, use a soft, slightly damp cloth. For records, use a dedicated record brush before each play. For the stylus, gently brush it from back to front with a specialized stylus cleaning brush to remove dust and debris.
Check all RCA cable connections between the turntable and your audio system. Ensure the PHONO/LINE switch on the turntable is set correctly for your amplifier's input (LINE for AUX/CD inputs, PHONO for a dedicated phono input). Confirm your amplifier is on the correct input.
Ensure the turntable is on a stable, level surface. Clean the record thoroughly with a record brush. Check the stylus for any visible debris or damage; if damaged, replace the ATN3600L stylus.
Verify the USB cable is securely connected to both the turntable and your computer. Ensure your recording software (e.g., Audacity) is correctly configured to recognize the turntable as an input device and that input levels are adjusted.