I bought this turntable to replace my Audio Technica AT-LP50, bought 3 years ago which I put back as a spare. The "60" sounds identical....which is pristine(as in 20-20K flat frequency response, no rumble or other noise)! You can spend $500 on a turntable and not hear any better results! The "60" has a clear plastic dust cover which I like better than the tinted cover of the "50". My only complaint: the 60 has a cheap porous(as in holes in it) platter mat where the 50 has a solid rubber mat. The older solid rubber mat will not allow debris to fall into the table's mechanism. The AT-LP60's mat will. Borrow another platter mat. Other than that, this is a fine turntable for digitalizing your LP collection. I reccomend it for ANYONE who wants to explore vinyl. The controls/mechanism are the same as the previous "50" model and work great. A fine product and actually looks cooler than the 50. If you buy one, go ahead and order a replacement stylus with it and store it. I stick with what I know works, and AT turntables work, even if you spend less than $100. These turntables may track at around 3-4 grams compared to the vintage tables at 0.75(or less) grams, but IMO that is better for today's aging records and not harmful in any way.

It comes with all needed cables to connect to PC line in or any other line level or phono level input. And a 45rpm record adapter.

This is a very user friendly product and can be set up in minutes. The sound is pristine. The manual is very clear.

I have no worries that it will last for at least 3-5 years. My only complaint is the cheap platter mat, a minor issue and can be replaced.

This is the bar-none best turntable on the market for the money. The quality to price ratio on this is extremely high.

Never had to deal with them. No issues.

It is a very sexy turntable. The turntables of old looked totally masculine with controls(antiskating, etc) to clutter them up. This is a marvel of simplicity to appeal to Lady Gaga or Miley Cyrus.

Musician/audiophile

Rock

I've hooked my turntable up to my Fast Track Pro; with the right adjustments it comes out crystal clear, records perfectly with no feedback, clicks, or pops.

The ability to switch from phono to line is nice. The turntable doesn't have anything that'll "WOW" you as far as features go, but it gets the job done and is simple to use.

As I just said, it's easy to use. Setup was a cinch. Five steps to set it up and you're ready to rock.

I mean, you get what you pay for. I was shopping for a beginner's turntable and it seems to fit the bill. Audio Technica makes some great stuff for reasonable prices, and this turntable is no different. I probably wouldn't "take it on the road" with me, but I think as a household turntable, I bet anybody who is good at taking care of their equipment can get several years of good use out of it.

It's a basic turntable with great sound quality; unless you want something to scratch with, which will probably run you AT LEAST twice as much (especially DD tables), this is as good as an entry level table gets.

I haven't had any problems yet, and I hope I don't have to. I will say that when I've had tech problems with my Audio Technica gear before, their support was easy to reach and friendly.

Not very sexy, but a good get for a beginner.

Recording Technician/Musician

Hip Hop/Rap

20 years

Product could have used a little longer cable for hookup to receiver, especially since onend is attached to unit.

Hobbyist

Jazz

Casual listener for years

classic rock, 60's, 70's, 80's - some alternative rock

50 years, bands, and hobbyist.

ROCK, Country, blues, fusion jazz, and funk.

Some electric guitar

metal

I've been in hardcore and metal music for about a decade. Writing and touring are the best.

Punk and stoner rock.

Good sound IF you don't have a sub, then it will feed back through if you are not careful. I had to move up to a heavier table. For bookshelf speakers it would be fine.

Lots of nice features for entry level, auto start and stop, but no tracking or anything

Very easy to use

Its kinda on the cheap plastic side, but what do you expect for this price point? Its a great deal.

This thing is priced great, no arguing that

Didn't need AT support, but Zzounds was great

Not real sexy, but what do you want for this price?

avid listener

Allison Krause to Alice in Chains

Do not play instrument, just enjoy listening to music.

Mostly country and Christian

Like any audio device, the sound is only as good as the weakest link. Since I only use this product through my computer, well, there is the weakest link. It performs as I expected, and with the free Audacity software download, I can convert my vinyl to digital format. The discs sound great in my stereo, so I rate the device as very good.

No problems setting it up. Just plug into line in and play.

It was certainly worth it to me. It does everything I wanted it to do.

No issues, no contact with the manufacturer.

Basic practical unit.

Former member of rock band

Mostly 80's Rock n' Roll

Great turntable. It was easy to hook up and sounds great. For the price this is a perfect option for someone who just wants to play some records.

super basic. no frills.

so easy to use!

It seems good enough, especially for the price.