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The AT-LP120X-USB turntable features a new DC servo direct-drive motor, along with adjustable dynamic anti-skate control and a phono preamplifier.
The fully manual turntable plays 33-1/3, 45, and 78 RPM records and is equipped with a USB output that allows direct connection to your computer.
An update to the acclaimed AT-LP120-USB reviewer, this turntable features a new DC direct-drive servo motor, along with adjustable dynamic anti-skate control and a selectable phono preamp.
Whether you use it with your home stereo system or your computer, the professional controls of the AT-LP120XUSB give you the power to shape the high-fidelity listening experience.
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I am not an expert to say the negatives but I will say the positives... 1. The photos do not do it justice, it is the most beautiful turntable I have seen and can only be compared in appearance to a technics of a thousand. 2. Its sound is sweet, warm, does not leave room for complaint or parasite, and so for that little extra something maybe after a few hundred hours the cartridge may be changed for a better one and that will definitely renew the love. 3. Its weight convinces you, very sturdy both as a machine and in playing records. Beyond that, I must admit that I considered the automatic solution for practical reasons but besides the convenience, I believe that the automatic turntables I saw do not have that classic note or the seriousness that the atlp120x seems to have. In my opinion, a home turntable should resemble a turntable and not a portable record player or travel case. Also, even though I trust the needle to fall on its own, I always put my little finger on the protrusion. Finally, I will say that I got mine myself from an exhibition in Germany and it is very popular both in Germany and in Greece, as well as worldwide, in this target group everyone knows the lt120
In the money I bought it (260 euros), after difficulties, cancellations, and inconvenience, it is worth it up to a certain point. Now, for the 350+ that they ask, I don't think so. Above all, it is a decent "copy" of the MK2. Also, it is not for casual users because it requires adjustment, takes up a lot of space, and is not automatic (the needle does not automatically return when the record is finished).
It has the classic problem with the steel needle placement on the disc. Also, the top part of the turntable seems to be made of lower quality plastic. The accessory for playing 45s is useless. Other than that, it is very good.
For me personally, it was, is, and will be the best value for money turntable purchase in the category under €400, along with the also very commendable Pioneer PLX-500. It is certainly not the best on the market, as it is not the most expensive, but it definitely outperforms many more expensive models. It has a tremendously sturdy construction with a silent direct drive motor. Its phono preamp is not the best you could have, but it is there and makes life easier if you don't have an amplifier with a phono input or a preamp. With the flip of a switch, you can choose whether or not to use the preamp. It has USB for digital vinyl ripping, which personally doesn't interest me, but it is there for someone who is interested. The cartridge that comes with the turntable is the green one from the moving magnet series, with an elliptical diamond, and I would describe it as a good entry-level cartridge with some flirtation with mid-range paths. It can definitely be upgraded and multiply the quality, but it is not necessary for a beginner or any user. That's what I kept and plan to keep for a long time. The turntable takes a little time to set up correctly at the beginning with the counterweights and all, and there is a corresponding video with explanations on the company's YouTube channel. A turntable that visually resembles the Technics SL-1200, but could never reach it in any case. However, at one-fourth of the price, it does a lot more than one would expect. The best choice in my opinion at its price (purchased for €320 with free shipping due to SKROUTZ+). If upgraded in the future with a phono preamp like the Rega Fono Mini A2D or Pro-Ject Audio Phono Box MM, and a higher-level cartridge, such as some blue Ortofon or a better Audio-Technica, the level easily exceeds expectations!
Impressive sound for its price range and with the ability to upgrade the head for even better results. Sturdy construction (although plastic chassis), quiet operation, and many options for adjusting the arm for ideal results depending on the head used each time! Its positives also include the option for PHONO or LINE output and the fact that it does not have a built-in RCA cable, so you can use whichever one you want.
Very good turntable. Sturdy construction and the quality is evident. As for the sound, it's amazing with the right amplifier and speakers. I highly recommend it. The Bluetooth feature is also useful for someone without an amplifier. (Referring to the model priced at €460) Satisfactory sound.
Excellent product.... I received it the day before yesterday and I would say that it is the best value for money currently available.... I would also like to thank the official representative VideoRythmos for their technical support in the settings.
Easy assembly... comes with the green audio technica HEADSHELL...for crying out loud...(low sound quality and not good acoustics) if you have the money, you can adjust it to orange...or go for a better HEADSHELL like the vmn 20eb...the sound quality is good, but not excellent...when recording with a USB connection, it's terrible...it produces noise...probably the preamp that converts analog to digital has issues. (get something better, seriously!) In my opinion, it's not suitable for professional use...if you have the money and find a used mk2...it's more reliable in terms of direct drive, for example, faster stop and start...also, when you hold the record to start it abruptly while it's playing, it loses speed (not the mk2 though)...another problem is that when you raise the tonearm, it goes up like a stick, and if you need to start from where you raised it...forget it...(it loses its place because it doesn't go up smoothly)...so, it's good for three stars...not suitable for professional use...semi-professional, I would say.
Replaced a technics sl-bd22. Incredibly stable rotation speed, quiet platter movement. Good and sturdy construction. The sound of the cartridge is quite satisfactory. One downside is that at high volumes, despite grounding, there is a hum and the arm drops very quickly after a month of use. Overall, I believe it is a very good choice for a new turntable at this price.
These funds are great. However, it has its issues as expected in this price range. One of the issues is that the arm falls abruptly, so there is a hack with silicone gel. The arm height is not adjustable like in the previous model, which can be good because the previous one had issues. If your budget is €300 and you want to buy a new turntable, then go for it. If you want something more high-quality in this price range, it's better to look for a used one from the 70s or 80s.
I got it for home use in silver and I've had it for about 7 months.
Easy assembly, sturdy construction, professional-looking appearance.
With an external power supply, direct drive and brake, RCA cables that can of course be purchased better if desired, but also a phono preamp. I had an external phono preamp unit from Project in the past, I did tests and preferred the external one as the sound was better.
Although there is grounding on the RCA cable, I couldn't make it noiseless (in somewhat louder volumes..) resulting in a buzz when there is no music playing.
Also, I would like the needle to return to its initial position when the record ends. Of course, I knew this before the purchase but eventually I would like it.
Something that may bother some (and me) is that when you lift the needle with the arm it rises somewhat "roughly", it moves away from the point where you had lifted it...
The sound is very good and of course if someone wants they can play with other needles.
I haven't tried the USB yet.
Overall, I think it's the best proposition for its money, I got it for 240 euros!
Easy assembly, reliable and incredibly easy to use. By far the best choice for a phono and USB turntable at this price point. I am very satisfied with the machine.
For me, it is a valuable turntable. I have had it for almost a month and it is great. The sound is amazing, easy to adjust, and it looks sturdy. I got it in silver and I have nothing negative to say. I listen to it almost every day and I am satisfied. It has not had any problems yet, even though it is still early. It is not a professional turntable with a belt drive, it is a direct drive, and I would recommend it to everyone! Even if you do not have an amplifier with a phono input, you can switch it to line and it will play on all amplifiers.
I am concerned about my purchase, as there are technical issues with the device and it is aimed at more "advanced" users, so it is reasonable for these issues to come to the surface.
Initial impressions:
The slow needle drop does not work properly, as it falls too abruptly. It tends to jump/scratch on the first drop, unless you raise the antiskate a little. This problem is confirmed in various YouTube videos.
After a week of use, I found that the needle was bent (and I assumed it was from the factory) and I had to replace it. The second needle I bought also bent in a week. It seems to be a general problem with this turntable/antiskate/head combination. I attach a relevant photo, which although I couldn't take it completely vertically, I think it is representative of the problem.
The strange thing is that the needle bends outward as if there is a reverse pull from the antiskate (i.e. as if someone is pushing the head towards the center instead of pulling it outward as the antiskate does). This is confirmed in several forums. So if the problem is not caused by excessive antiskate, then it may be an inherent problem with the needle design or related to the aforementioned needle jump at the beginning of the record.
Also (a detail), there is no way to turn off the lighting lamp, which has a very cold light, except to remove it (yes, it snaps on and off, but then there is no space to store it).
After 6 months of use:
The slow needle drop stopped completely within the first two months of use. I had to add a special silicone gel to fix the problem, which I bought in a syringe of a few ml from abroad as the price in a vial is exorbitant (Silicone Damping Oil fluid AK 500000). Now the needle drops extremely slowly. I probably should have bought less dense silicone.
After a year of use:
I found that the antiskate on my device works normally and accurately on the dial when testing the needle on a laserdisc. However, it has a very small range, i.e. if you adjust the antiskate to balance the needle in the center of the record, then if you put it at the beginning or end of the record, it is pulled back to the center with relative force. I don't know if this is normal or if the needle should remain stationary throughout the surface of the record.
The worst thing, however, is the following. I now realize that fully manual turntables do not suit me. I particularly miss the automatic arm return feature that my old turntable had, as it allowed me to listen to music every night without the anxiety of not falling asleep. The result is that I no longer listen to as many records as before...
Given the current price increase to €379 at the time of writing this review, I will have to give it only 3 stars.
The best professional turntable on the market for home use, sturdy construction, great sound, and a very good purchase price!!! I recommend it to everyone!!!
It's not an upgrade from the 120LP as a friend suggests... on the contrary, it's probably a downgrade since it has a weaker motor and the 120LP has pitch +8 and +16 and is clearly heavier and more robust. All of this can be read by comparing the specs of the two turntables on the audiotechnica website... you get what you pay for.
Easy assembly, reliable and user-friendly. Probably the best value for money. I recommend it.
After searching through reviews and being influenced by friends who had the Audio Technica LP-120, I ended up with the new LP-120X. The differences with the old one are obvious.
1) It has an external power supply and the 230V do not enter the turntable, resulting in no noise.
2) The cables do not come directly out of the arm like in the old one, but are RCA on the turntable, so one can use better cables if they want.
3) It is generally quieter than the old one and locks exactly on the speeds, not like the old one that required precise manual adjustment.
4) It has a better head, the AT-VM95E, with a new shell, which has the ability to be upgraded by changing needles up to the Shibata trajectory! The old one had the AT-95E without this ability.
5) It has a nicer appearance.
Finally, the 120X is an upgrade of the legendary 120 in all respects and at the same price. By far the best choice for a turntable with phono and USB at this price. I am very satisfied with the machine, I hear things on records that I had never heard before, congratulations to Audio Technica!
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The turntable is like the technics sl1200mk2 professional but much cheaper. Tool of work.
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The best for this money.
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