Customer Ratings & Reviews

I haven't listened to vinyl in years and forgot how good it sounds. This turntable has high fidelity for the price and was easy to set up

Thoroughly enjoy this turntable. Great for replacing my inferior Crossley all-in-one unit. Easy setup and features, Wonderful for transferring my vinyl to MP3s for CDs,

I liked the ease of setup. Be sure to follow the easy to use manual provided. I was pleased to have the high end sound after 30 minutes. Would buy again

Turntable quality of old school. easy to set up not many turntables have 78 speed can play records 30s 40s 50s, a no brainer, was considering selling my collection no any more, good job.

We have had this turntable for 2 years. Set up in a flash, and playing music in no time! The quality is the same as the day we purchased it. Highly recommend!

I’m new to the turntable game and am just starting my record collection. I was trying to decide between this turntable and the automatic version made by AT that is $100. The decision was made for me when the B.B. I visited was out of stock on the automatic. I bit the bullet and bought this one and I haven’t wanted to return it. It plays perfectly, starts and stops on a dime, the needle stays on track and never skips or moves. The only downside is that I have to physically move the needle arm onto and off of the record, not that big of a deal but make sure you turn the volume down! My subwoofer was not happy!

I am new to the record game but so far enjoy this record player. It is easy to use and seems really well made. We have been playing it every weeked.

This turntable is worth the price. I tried a cheap turntable before this one and it was junk. This one plays old and new vinyl. Great sound and easy to operate. Highly recommend!

Great turntable, with fantastic sound quality and sturdy build design. Looks great with the rest of my equipment

Very well made...very visually attractive...great brand name...easy to set up and operate. Very pleased with the purchase.

This turntable does a great job for a very fair price. I play my old and new vinal and it works super for both. The USB attachment allowed me to transfer music digitally directly

This turntable is built like a tank! Speed stable, lots of options to upgrade in the future, and the usb option is great for digitizing your records.

As advertised. Works exactly like it should, easy to use, and sounds fantastic! There is room to grow if you want to add a better cartridge.

The best of its kind for this price. If you are convinced that you need an auto-return option and a quieter motor (belt drive) the 60 is even cheaper. I got this for the 3 speed option. When I listen to vinyl, I slow down and sit with the record. That's why I don't need the auto-return. Audiophiles will tell you to avoid direct drive tables. If you are not sure you are an audiophile, get this instead.

I have owned several Turntables in my Life at age 61 but none compare to the Quality of this Turntable. I have been amazed on the older Vinyl Records I have not had any skipping. Awesome Sound Quality. And it is nice to be able to add the Digital to my Computer Library easily. I have now been able to listen to my Music anywhere I go....just got started on the several Vinyl Pieces I have..45's and 33's and the project will take some time but well worth it. An amazing piece of Equipment....I highly recommend adding this to your set up.

I haven't DJ in years, and my exposure to mixing on vinyl was limited. What I can say is that I was never satisfied with other direct drive turntables (numark etc.) Now that they don't make technics and used ones are $600+, this is the closest thing I have found. The design and layout is almost exact. The top differences I would note is slightly cheaper feel to the quality. For example, the pop up light feel inferior. The torque isn't quite that of a tech1200, but its suitable. The direct drive is audible through headphones if listening to music in a quiet room. (If your looking for the highest quality sound, go with a belt driven table with a better cartridge.) What sold me is the versatility with the outputs. (Line & Phone, plus USB) Most newer receivers are missing the pre-amp phono in. Not sure I will use the USB to connect to a computer, but I have that option if needed. At $250-300, this is a solid turntable for the money..

This unit is very well built. It has all the features you would want in a turntable except for automatic return of the tone arm at the end of a record. Set-up is easy and straight forward. It has a built-in preamp so it can work with most receivers. It also comes with a quality AT95E elliptical stylus for better groove tracking than a lower quality conical stylus with other similarly priced units. Having owned many turntables in the past, this is one of the best - period!

I was looking for an inexpensive turntable but wanted to make sure the one I chose could still deliver premium sound. Many of the top of the line turntables could run over $1000 and that was just way to much to spend. This one was priced at $249.99 on sale. Based on a review I read in the audio section of my newspaper I bought this one. I am glad I did. This turntable has many of the features that I was looking for and most of all it sounds great. I needed a turntable with a pre-amp because my receiver does not have a phone jack and this one has one installed.

solid, durable, quality, great sound, pre amp, def worth the money and highly recommend this unit. LP120 is best on market for its price range.

Bought to convert some very old, thick, shellac 78 records. Haven't started that project yet but have used the turntable to enjoy my collection of vinyl records. This was really the only reasonably priced turntable with 3 speeds. I had read several reviews of wobbling platters, but this unit was perfectly true. Everything worked as expected. It interfaced correctly with my Yamaha A/V receiver and system. The provided cartridge and stylus were good quality and I added a second headshell / cartridge / stylus for playing 78-rpm records. Very happy with product.