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Name: Audio-Technica - Stereo Turntable - Red/Black
Brand: Audio-Technica
SKU: 6348379
Price: 119.99 USD
Rating: 4.7 (6 reviews)

Audio-Technica - Stereo Turntable - Red/Black

Model:: AUD ATLP60XRD; |
SKU:: 6348379

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QuestionThe answers to questions for this turntable about Bluetooth connectivity, say that it does NOT have Bluetooth. However - the Specifications state: Connectivity = Bluetooth Enabled - Yes Why is that?
Asked 5 years ago by Rich.
- Answer That is an error. The AT-LP60XRD Turntable shown does NOT feature Bluetooth, the AT-LP60XBT-RD does feature Bluetooth however.
  Answered 5 years ago by AudioTechnica
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Question1970s turntable no preamp internally pp999 phone turntable preamp New Yamaha receiver, no phono RCA jack only playing with one channel
Asked 2 years ago by Chatterbox.
- Answer This is beyond this turntable.
  Answered 8 months ago by Skate1away
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QuestionDoes this have 3 speeds
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer No, 2 speeds. 33-1/3 RPM and 45 RPM. For a 3 speed model, consider our AT-LP120XUSB Turntable instead.
  Answered 5 years ago by AudioTechnica
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QuestionSince there are no input jacks, how does the turntable work with an ordinary receiver?
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Input jacks are not what you need, you only need output jacks. The analog output jack on the AT-LP60X Series turntable is the single 3.5 mm stereo female type jack. We provide a 3.5 mm stereo male plug to dual RCA male audio cable for making the connection to RCA jacks on a stereo receiver.
  Answered 5 years ago by AudioTechnica
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QuestionI see this turn-table has line out. So I could plug it directly into an amp, yes? I could get 1/4" adapters to put on the RCA out cables, flip the switch to line, and plug it into a guitar amp (for example) or directly into a PA System. Is this correct?
Asked 5 years ago by NeedleDamage.
- Answer Yes, you can connect it to a PA, or any device that has an input. You can even connect it to the audio input Jack's on a television.
  Answered 5 years ago by 49musicman
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Audio-Technica - Stereo Turntable - Red/Black

Q: QuestionThe answers to questions for this turntable about Bluetooth connectivity, say that it does NOT have Bluetooth. However - the Specifications state: Connectivity = Bluetooth Enabled - Yes Why is that?

Q: Question1970s turntable no preamp internally pp999 phone turntable preamp New Yamaha receiver, no phono RCA jack only playing with one channel

Q: QuestionDoes this have 3 speeds

Q: QuestionSince there are no input jacks, how does the turntable work with an ordinary receiver?

Q: QuestionI see this turn-table has line out. So I could plug it directly into an amp, yes? I could get 1/4" adapters to put on the RCA out cables, flip the switch to line, and plug it into a guitar amp (for example) or directly into a PA System. Is this correct?

QuestionThe answers to questions for this turntable about Bluetooth connectivity, say that it does NOT have Bluetooth. However - the Specifications state: Connectivity = Bluetooth Enabled - Yes Why is that?

Question1970s turntable no preamp internally pp999 phone turntable preamp New Yamaha receiver, no phono RCA jack only playing with one channel

QuestionDoes this have 3 speeds

QuestionSince there are no input jacks, how does the turntable work with an ordinary receiver?

QuestionI see this turn-table has line out. So I could plug it directly into an amp, yes? I could get 1/4" adapters to put on the RCA out cables, flip the switch to line, and plug it into a guitar amp (for example) or directly into a PA System. Is this correct?