Vinyl Turntables Make For Great Home Entertainment
If you enjoy listening to music on high quality speakers but don't want to sacrifice audio quality to do so, there is a solution to the problem of audio devices placed around your home or work area: turntables. Turntables come in a wide array of styles, makes and models. Some are designed to play records while others are designed for the audio industry's high tech needs. With its sleek and professional design, the Audio Technica AT-LP 60X BT is perfect for your audio enthusiast friends and family.
Audio Technica AT-LP 60X BT Turntables are at the high end of the audio-tour category. While they still feature record play features, they also offer many hi-tech features. The AT-HP60X BT offers high-end audio quality in a basic style that is easy to use and operate. The AT LP60X BT eliminates all the hassle of running cables, connecting soundboards and handling multi-channel audio. The AT LP60X BT allows you to connect your audio device with your laptop, turntables or computer even if it has a wired setup. No more hassle with messy wires.
All Audio Technica turntables have been designed to eliminate any concerns about compatibility with different formats. All models are designed to work with all types of audio systems including those using the Phono stage. The AT LP60X BT comes equipped with an audio phono stage that is compatible with most music systems. A front panel display lets you easily see the controls while in use, and has an LED readout that can be used as a menu indicator. There is also an on-screen audio control capability that makes switching levels simple.
There is no doubt that Audio Technica's AT LP60X BT is a great buy, especially given its advanced features. But there is more to this great unit than just its neat design. It may be one of the best bargain turntables on the market right now, but it's not the cheapest on the market either. There are a couple reasons for this. One is that Audio Technica made its initial run of this model at a lower price with the goal of improving its bottom line by reducing its manufacturing costs. The lower pricing meant it was only able to produce lower-quality units, so it was necessary to keep the prices down as much as possible.
The AT-LP60x Bluetooth package comes with two versions. You can choose between the standard version or the premium version, which includes features such as an audio cable, a phono input, and a headphone jack. The standard version is a more affordable option, and it will be great for anybody looking to invest in their very own high-quality turntable. The premium AT-LPble LCD-X has all the features of a high-quality turntable at a much higher price.
In addition to the premium AT-LPble LCD-X, there's also the rebuilt AT-RAID-X, which adds a rebuilt tonearm base as well as a rebuilt audio amplifier section. These upgrades made the sound quality on the AT-RAID-XSSSSSW that much better, making it well worth the extra money. And speaking of extra money, a redid tonearm base with built-in phono preamp plugs is another excellent investment. The built-in phono preamp allows you to plug in your own speakers for truly custom audio input capabilities. If you already have a set of speakers, consider swapping out your audio inputs so that they are compatible with your new turntable. If you want to upgrade the entire system, however, you should definitely shop around.
When it comes to audio quality, most people find the sound produced by today's turntables to be quite acceptable. This is especially true when comparing the sound quality of the older versions of turntables, which were oftentimes manufactured with inferior materials. Thankfully, even the most budget-conscious buyer can find a high-quality turntable that will perform well. Whether you're looking for a basic model or one designed to fit your particular setup, you'll find there's a high-quality turntable available for reasonable prices.
While you may think the best way to get a quality set of turntables for your home is to purchase a complete system, you may want to keep in mind that some models require additional equipment in order to function properly. A pair of at-home DJ headphones is a great addition, as they allow you to mix your vinyl recordings without disturbing your guests. In fact, some headphones make mixing a vinyl set easier than ever. A popular style of at-home headphones is the AT-LP 1860XBT, a noise-canceling design that is corded and offers a quiet audio signal for your turntables. Headphones are also useful for listening to your recordings on when you are traveling, allowing you to focus on the journey rather than the process of making the record.