Customer Ratings & Reviews

I just bought this turntable and I am extremely happy and satisfied with it! I replaced a Teac turntable with this Audio-Technica LP120XBT. Itn looks and sounds great. It does come with a stylus and I didnt have any problems setting it up and getting it playing on my hone stereo setup. I did use the setup video from the Audio-Technica website as a guide. I haven't tried the bluetooth and do not anticipate using it, since I am not really interested. I am into vinyl. I have a bunch of old LPs and I really enjoy listening to them, especially on this turntable. I am 70-years old and I am playing original LPs from my heydays and they sound exactly like they did back in the sixties and seventies. I would highly recommend this turntable.

Great product for the money and audio technica makes everything right. Mine came with a cracked dust cover, and they promptly sent me a new one. Sounds great hooked up through my surround sound. Great build quality for the price. Very user friendly. Sounds way better than my other cheaper turntable.

This is my first real turntable and i have to say, if this is the step into higher quality im very excited for whats in store! Fairly simple setup and not a lot of headaches from configuration after a little reading. The build quality is fantastic. It not only looks high quality but feels like it too!

I got this as a 50th birthday present from my sister. I own a Numark TT-USB that I've had for over 15 years as a gift from my former students and this Audio Technica turntable is a big improvement and will force the Numark into storage (or be sold online). The Bluetooth capability is a plus for sure but I have this connected to my Denon A/V System, paired with a JVC Dual Tape Deck and Pioneer CD-Recorder. If I ever did want to go upstairs though, I can pair my Sony Bluetooth headset to this player and the range is fantastic! The stylus included with this turntable is fantastic! I pulled out some of my vinyl records that I've owned since the mid 80's to test this record player: Anita Baker's Rapture, Phil Collins' No Jacket Required, and Lionel Richie's Can't Slow Down and the sound is so much warmer compared to CDs (and the Numark). If you are in the market for a record player, you can stop your search!

Easy to set up, good quality, easy to use. Good for first record player.

Outstanding turn-table. Super simple to set up and great sound quality. Make sure you have a receiver--you need it to connect to an external speaker. Bluetooth option allows you to listen directly BT enabled on headphones. The turn-table is much better than the price would make you think.

I bought this Audio-Technica turntable for my daughter’s 18th birthday along with a couple of her favorite vinyl records. She absolutely loves it! The setup was very easy, the sound is amazing (even when using Bluetooth), and the quality of the unit is excellent. It looks sleek and works flawlessly. She's already been hosting listening nights with friends and family. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a high-quality turntable — perfect gift for music lovers!

I am actually about to return this turntable. I am so disappointed. I read the reviews and was really excited to purchase it. It reminded me of my old school turntable. I liked the idea that it connects to bluetooth and even happier that it would connect to my computer. With an app I was able to connect it to the computer and play it through my Apple HomePods, that for me was a big plus. This turntable looks nice and the set-up was super easy. I thought for sure this was a winner. However, just about every album I play skips on this machine. And I am a album fanatic. It doesn't matter if it is a brand new mint condition album or an album I have played for some time. And, my albums do not have any scratches on them. On this machine it skips. It is very frustrating. I have adjusted the tonearm several different times. I make sure the album is super clean free from dust. I do the same with the needle but it doesn't matter it still skips. I actually have a very cheap turntable and believe it or not the albums do not skip on it. I think it is the needle. I think this needle is really cheap and cheap needles can destroy your albums. I should not have to upgrade to a new needle, if I am going to spend $250. on an upgraded needle then I might as well just get a different turntable which I am seriously thinking of doing, if I cannot correct this very bad problem. For someone just starting out I am not really sure what to say to you . But if your albums are as precious to you as they are to me and if you have been listening to albums since the 60's, 70's even 80's I would advise you to think twice and do your homework before making this purchase.

This turntable looks nice and sleek. Easy set up. Works great so far. Bluetooth connection works great with my soundbar and headphone. I wish it had a volume control for headphone use. I also upgrade the stylus to the VMN95ML. So far so good.

Great and easy product to use. Great sound and Bluetooth work fantastic. Highly recommend.

This was a Christmas gift for my husband. He was surprised and very impressed with the sound quality and Bluetooth feature. He has always liked this brand and loves this turntable.

Easy to setup, even for a newbie. got it going in about 20mins. just install the cartridge (needle) balance the arm so its floating, then zero the dial. then add 2 grams turn. sounds great so far.

Purchased this as a Christmas gift for our teenage daughter who has a love for music and like many is finding vinyl as it makes a comeback. Picked this one based on reviews and what was in stock. Paid a little more then an entry level option, but so far we are happy with the turntable. Seems well built, more solid then some of the other options by the same brand. We are only a couple months in, but my daughter is happy with the product. The only things that kept me from 5 stars is that it is still early and needs more time/use for full evaluation. Also like others have noted, very poor instructions, no manual, just a few simple pictures. We had to take several swings at set up via online videos. In fact, I was close to taking it back thinking something was wrong with the arm/needle. Seems like that is a pretty common occurrence that I think Best Buy and the manufacturer would want to rectify. Especially as it wouldn't take much.

Sound is great. Easy to setup and use. My only complaint is Bluetooth mode is set to ON by default. Each time the unit is turned on, you need to hold the Bluetooth button for ~10 seconds to disable, or else it will try to connect to any and all Bluetooth devices around it.

I needed to buy a new turntable as I had one of those cheap all in one turntables that just didn't track records very well and the sound quality from the built-in speakers was terrible. I decided on this turntable as I know they make a good product and based on other reviews this seemed like the way to go. I spent a few extra bucks to get this one as it as Bluetooth capability as I have a Samsung sound bar that I wanted to connect to. The connection was easy and I never have a problem connecting when I am using the turntable. I used their YouTube video to assist me with the actual setup of the turntable. Once again super easy to do no issues at all. I've had the turntable now for over a month and I am extremely happy with it.

I bought this to replace a Technics SL-QD33 that failed. So from that perspective it's pretty comparable, direct drive and solid performance. It was nice to have 78 rpm speed as a choice because we have some vintage 78s. 45s are a little tricky as the 45 rpm spindle isn't quite solid enough IMO. It lacks automatic mode, which is the first thing that failed on the Technics, although I don't really miss that feature. All-in-all a terrific value for the money. The cartridge seems fine too. I'm looking forward to spinning some vinyl.

Connected to my Yamaha receiver seamlessly using the Bluetooth option as well as with the connected RCA cables. It did not come with a manual, but I found it easily online. This is a direct-drive turntable, so you will not have problems with the belt drying up and slipping. The only thing it is missing is an automatic arm lift at the end of play.

If your new to the game get yourself a Audio-Technica LP-60. If you feel confident and what more options to upgrade get this turntable. Pros: sounds better then my old LP 60 right off the bat. Upgradeable which gives me option down the line to experiment with different preamps,stylus,mats etc.etc. The feeling of manually dropping the needle. Lots of cool lights. The Bluetooth connects instantly (compared to to my old Audio-Technica LP 60) Cons: setup is more detailed as compared to the LP60. There is no auto return which means as soon as the record is done you have to manually lift the tone arm. The platter is metal as compared to the LP60 which was all plastic I noticed the metal platter cause more static which quickly attracts dust like a magnet the static also cause audible pops..not all the time but it’s still a mild issue.

I have a small collection of LPs that I have not been able to listen too for a very long time, I no longer have a traditional stereo system (speakers, receiver and turntable), but I do have Bluetooth headphones and sound system for the tv. I recently discovered the existence of Bluetooth turntables, these seemed to allow me to play my LPs while broadcasting existing speaker systems. I wanted a good table, more like the ones used in the 70’s. My research brought me to Audio Technical. The ATLP120XBT seemed to check all the boxes in my search for a quality Bluetooth turntable. It is a quality unit that would fit into most 70s stereo systems (a big complement). It is well built, has an optical system for confirming proper turntable speed and a light to highlight the area where you drop the tone arm onto the record. The table can connect through Bluetooth, USB or traditional two plug stereo. With the USB connection, you can connect to a computer and record your music. This was the most important feature for me. The ATLP120XBT allows you to connect the turntable to your computer. Using free software such as Audacity allows you to convert the music to a file format that you can store and listen to on most modern devices. Now I can listen to my long lost music on my phone, dedicated music player and computer! There is multiple resources with videos to show how to use Audacity specifically on the turntable. I admit that when you first open Audacity it looked daunting, but there are videos, broken down into specific areas of use, that will have you up and running within a day. Not to forget the Bluetooth capability, I have connected to both my Bose headphones and a LG sound bar. The connection is stable and supports quality sound experience. In conclusion, this is an excellent turntable. It is built with the quality of past generation turntables while including modern conviences of USB and Bluetooth connection. For the younger crowd, there is a control bar that allows you to adjust the speed of table up to +- 10%. It is a manual table so you will physically have to move the tone arm into place to start play and return the arm when finished. There seems to be a question about whether the table comes with a phono cartridge and needle. My table came with phono cartridge and needle.

Bought it for my uncle as a gift he not only loves and uses it but it doubles up as a cool room decor if you have the music studio vibe. Nice good quality, sounds way better than speakers, and ease of use.