AT-LP70XBT Wireless Turntable (Black/Bronze)

As an audiophile, this has been an addition to my hi-fi system. It's an extra turntable that is accessible for any of my guests to use. The big reasons I selected this model was for the sound quality, auto-functions and bluetooth. The pre-amp and aux jacks allows me the ability to play it through any of my stereo systems. The auto-functions makes it easy for anyone that is not familiar with how to place the needle/stylus on the vinyls. The Bluetooth technology is awesome; it plays on any bluetooth capable speaker (bookshelf, DJ system, etc.). And yes!! bluetooth works with my Sony headphones for after hours enjoyment. The quality, value and build is perfect on the my budget. Cheers!!

This is THE turntable, if you’re considering a midrange Bluetooth model that works easy out of the box. Feels much higher high quality than the price tag. I love the bronze trim version I got. People marvel at how sharp it looks and sounds. The Bluetooth connected easily to my cheap 5 year old Samsung soundbar, and sounds positively gorgeous. Only the most experienced audiophile could tell the different between this and a much more expensive setup.

If you are new or getting back into vinyl records stop searching for other players. This is the one you want. Excellent quality. Super easy to use. Can connect via Bluetooth or hard wire. I prefer connecting with RCA cables but either way sounds great. You won’t be disappointed. What Toyota or Subaru are to cars Audio Technica is to record players.

My husband loves the sound quality of his new turntable. A step up from our previously purchased Audio-Technica, it definitely is excellent quality. It was also easy to put together and is a nice looking unit.

This system is awesome... after some research, I went with Audio-technica to start my vinyl collection. It plays really clear sound even on some or my older (borrowed or found) albums. And it looks amazing in my living room!

This is one of the purchases that has brought me so much joy and gratitude. After having a suitcase player and dealing with all of the problems regarding to the literal destruction they do to your vinyls, this audio-technica turntable came to solve all of the issues I had with my old record player. I literally love it so much it’s basically all what I needed to play all my precious vinyl records, the quality of its materials and overall the whole premium experience this brand offers is really something out of this world. Now I’m able to play all of my fav vinyls without worrying about they being warped or scratched by the awful and cheap crosley record player I had, I’m definitely throwing it away RIGHT NOW. This is a must buy if you want something reliable at a decent price. Here’s how it looked when I was playing the song Heatstroke by Calvin Harris featuring Ariana Grade on vinyl, one of my favorite songs of all time. ❤️‍🩹

It's an entry level turntable, with a cheap tone arm. I did the research and picked this one, but it turns out that it has skipping issues that folks in the community and AT have blamed on issues with either resonance or the tone arm ligature not being lubricated enough / too stiff to track correctly. It skips on brand new, completely clean vinyl, so it's not an issue with the record. It's frustrating that even entry level into the market costs this much, just to get hit with the need to spend even more, not to get higher quality, but just to listen to your music correctly. The LP3 or LP120, if you can get them on sale, have actual adjustable counterweights instead of the little spring this one has, making them much better options. Buying a lifter separately is probably a good enough replacement for the automatic feature. If you're reading this before buying, I would wishlist one of those and wait for them to go on sale, or pick a different brand. If you're reading this and you've already bought this one, I tried lubing the tone arm base with silicone, but ended up making little wire wraps in .5/1/1.5 gram weights that I can add as needed to the tone arm, and I considered wrapping .5/1g of wire lower down around the tone arm as well. This lets me deal with the tracking issues for now until I can upgrade, and hopefully won't cause me too much additional wear on the record / cartridge.

Well crafted. Easy to setup. Sounds very good. It even tracks a warped album we got with the vintage console we just bought. I needed a smaller footprint with top mounted controls that would fit a vintage console that I redid. I connected the AT-LP70XBT to a Pyle PDA4Bu receiver. Due to the limited space available, this turntable and receiver were best choices for the. Available space. The sound thru my small bookshelf speakers that are mounted inside the console sound good. The turntable even tracks when the speakers are rattling the console.

Excelente qualidade, fácil de montar e usar. Estou apaixonado por este LP70XBT!

Excelente producto, versátil por su opción bluetooth y gran calidad al reproducir de forma análoga. Buen costo beneficio.

I'm really impressed with this turntable! It's built well, works perfectly and sounds great! First; this is easy to set up. Unpack the turntable from the box. Make sure to get the hinges taped to the styrofoam! Then the platter goes over the spindle then the red ribbon with the attached belt goes over the brass drive pulley. Make sure it's not kinked or twisted. Then the platter mat and hinges go on. After that it's just a matter of plugging the unit into the wall and the supplied orca (red and white) cabled into the back of the turntable and whatever stereo equipment/speakers you have. It's pretty easy. This is built out of plastic and is a little on the light side compared to higher end or vintage turntables. But if on a solid surface that shouldn't matter. Everything feels like it's made of a quality plastic and not some cheap hollow stuff that will break from normal use. This wont break unless you abuse it. The automatic operation works real well. It makes bit of noise; but it's a mechanical device. It's going to make some noise. I prefer to remove the dust cover when I play a record as it might rattle a bit. But it's pretty much as simple as selecting the playback speed and then placing a record down Gand hitting start. By the time you get ack to the couch you should have music playing.And at the end of the record side the arm lifts and returns just in time to flip the record! Manual operation is easy too! You can use the cueing lever to gently lower the stylus or do it yourself if youre sure you can drop it gently. Oh and this has bluetooth as well. So you can connect speakers and headphones with bluetooth. There is a BT sync button on the top deck that you can press and hold to link your devices together. The sound is really nice and will depend on your speakers and the record youre playing. A dirty record will pop more than a clean one or even hiss if it's worn out and dirty. So this turntable isnt the weak point in the chain at all!! Also if the stylus gets worn, damaged or you just want to upgrade; you have the choice to do exactly that! And it's pretty easy. The old one pops off and the new one will click on easily. Just keep your fingers on the side of it and not the actual stylus bit. So keep your record clean. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone who wanted to get in vinyl record collecting. It's a very good mix features and price to get anyone started in this hobby.

First turntable I've ever purchased and I'm very happy with it. Very easy to set up, and both automatic and manual settings to play records are simple. It looks great too. It's never clear in any of the descriptions so to all the newbies - you need some sort of external speaker to actually get sound. Whether Bluetooth or wired, you will be paying extra for this, unless you already own a speaker that's compatible. It also does seem to skip easily if it's on a surface that's used a lot. Recommend setting it up on a table or something that you don't use much.

Belle apparence et branchement Bluetooth simple .