Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

I'm embarrassed to say this, but after owning our Audio-Technica-ATLP120XBT Bluetooth Stereo Turntable for almost a year, agreed on the perfect spot to put it, and received our new speakers for Christmas, we've finally set it up. WOW! We LOVE it. The sound is perfect. It's so amazing to hear our records again after 30 years. We love the arm raise, stop and start button, and how easy it was to use and set up. The memories come flooding back as soon as the needle hits the album-especially when the music is infused with the occasional scratch sound. I only wish we had set it up sooner.

It was easy to assemble, I would recommend watching a video of someone doing it that way you can get it done more accurately without 2nd guessing. You do need external speakers so make sure you have those setup or plan to buy a set with these, good thing these come with a amp so a passive speaker will do. This was my first time buying a turntable and would definitely say it's been worth it

Great starter turntable for someone that doesn't want to spend a lot. Easy to use and can easily be upgraded. Add a little nicer cartridge and it cant be beat for the price.

This turntable functions and sounds better than I suspected after comparing to other more expensive models. The stylus provides a clear and defined listening experience with great depth. It was very easy to set up and required minimal adjustment. All features work as they should and the product is simple to use.

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.

Fantastic product. This is the perfect entry-level table for someone just getting into vinyl. It sounds great, and is very easy to set up for optimal sound. You may need to purchase a separate grounding wire (the included one is short), but beyond that, you're all ready to go with this purchase.

Christmas gift for 14 year old daughter. She loves it... being introduced to records. Has sleek look and great sound.

This turntable gives excellent sound to your records, and the USB output is critical if you wish to connect this to a computer or computer or digital audio system. Now, to give my records a good clean and off to the races!

I'm just your basic buyer, I don't need anything extreme with this turntable. No extravagant setup. I just wanted to relive my childhood a little. My family had that giant monster table back in the 80's and I'd pretty much fall asleep with head against the speaker during Christmas time. I've had this one for two years now and it plays every time with no issues. I have one Marshall - Stanmore II Bluetooth Speaker for my living room and the only problem with that speaker is you have to turn it almost all the way up to just hear the music. I've been meaning to get a few more speakers, and I'd suggest doing the same or different one. It's still a good speaker, but just too quiet and it sits right next to the turntable. The biggest downside to this turntable is that it doesn't turn off on its own. I got this one because I wanted something right away and it had good reviews, but looking back I'd not buy it again and go for one with an auto stop function or fully automatic. I hate having to run down hallway halfway during a nap to save my records from getting damaged because I like to relax while the music is playing sometimes. That's why I'm taking away a star off for that lack of a feature.

I paid an extra $50 for Bluetooth & an extra $50 for USB. If you’re on a budget get the model without those options. (I may not use them but wanted them just in case). Was easy to set up & sounds great. Having a lot of fun with it. Flipping through albums at the record store not knowing what I’ll find until I find it is so much better than just going on line or streaming. So much better!

Setup was quick, bluetooth connection was easy, great audio quality at both 33 and 45. I did switch from the felt mat it ships with to a cork mat from my local record store. Beyond that change it was a great addition to my room, and with my bluetooth speaker, I get a lot of sound without having to commit to a lot of space for a more traditional setup.

Vinyls sound great and assembly was super easy and user friendly. Very happy with my purchase.

Turntable is just what I was looking for. Great item for the average user, good price and quality. Works great and with the Bluetooth their is no need for cable connectivity. Keep in mind that this turntable is totally manual which means when record is over you need to take needle off record. This is not an issue for me but some may find this annoying.

I was recommended the audio technical 120 turntable and it did not disappoint. Easy set up, Bluetooth is easy to set and has other features not yet used. I connect the turntable via Bluetooth to my Bose soundbar. I have been watching less TV and enjoying my records.