The AT LP 60 was the table I brought when I decided to get back into vinyl, and it served me exceptionally well. I have since given it to my daughter who has developed love for vinyl. KNIGHT.
This is a great turntable and highly recommend for anyone getting into vinyl for the first time. As you demonstrated, an easy to use table. I purchased one for my daughter 5 years ago. When I saw she was serious about vinyl I upgraded her to a Fluance RT85 w/acrylic platter. My only criticism of the AT60 is the manual up/down can lose its finesse over time and simply drop down abruptly.
I would totally agree I am relatively new at collecting vinyls I started collecting them last year and I got the audio technical a couple weeks ago as an upgrade and I didn’t even have to look at the instructions I figured it out very easy and very quick I was surprised that me A person who struggle setting up stuff that has to do with a bunch of cords and stuff I was able to do it by myself easy Peezy I had it set up in less than five minutes it was so fast it sounds great as well I got me a cheap speaker because I didn’t want nothing loud and it still sounds phenomenal
Just got this turntable recently and hooked it up to my receiver, really enjoying it so far. Glad I knew enough to not use those all in one turntables. Got one as a gift but never used it in fear of damaging my vinyls.
A KNIGHT in shining armor for the entry level LP enthusiast. A great little player that's easy to set up and use. My daughter is now starting to get into Vinyl and I love that we can both share in the enjoyment of discovering new music together as well as rocking out to the classics. Thanks for the awesome videos!
Two years on and I think this is still the best entry level turntable. I was told some much more expensive turntables use the same stylus, just with a different name and logo.
Excellent and clear cut set up video. The first TT I bought was the original Audio Technica LP60. It was a surprisingly good sounding table for the money. I have since upgraded to a Project Debut Carbon Evo but I still miss the automatic return! Would make a KNIGHT gift for a friend just getting into the hobby. If you have it hooked to a vintage receiver, just switch the line in to the phono setting.
Man, I am so thankful for content creators like you. After some time of interest, I just started to dip my toes into analog audio, and it is such a fun hobby. Knight
Nice video. One of the only points I disagree with is that having the lid up will grant better sound. From tests that I know of, to actually make the lid have an impact you need to listen at extreme volumes beyond what most are comfortable with. But even if there is a small effect at normal volume, the tests showed that both lid off and down had their benefits, since off removed more resonance, but lid down also protected from reflected vibrations. The worst was actually lid up since that acts most as a vibration trap.
I'd imagine that it has much to do with the playing environment and equipment used, but in my experience it sounds better. However, that's just an opinion and others might prefer the sound of the lid down. Thankfully it's easy to test for ones self.
@@thevinylattack Well it would be interesting and pretty easy to test too I suppose. Just make recordings of the 3 options and ask participants what they think is what. Id be surprised if they could tell them apart, unless again its at extreme volumes.
I listen in my small office and I found bass fed back into the lid very easily so I remove it entirely when playing anything. I use an lp120x which has a very similar dust cover and hinge design
I was watching this review last KNIGHT and found it informative like all of your videos since you started your channel.. And on a personal note, I commend you on your compassion for your fellow man as you were helping those people in desperate need during the flood.
Knight. Knight. Knight! There. I hope this works. That 'table must have come ready to rock. Looking forward to a set-up video later on. Good show Chris, thanks for being there for us!
It was the knight before Chris's review and all were excited. He was going to review a turntable and give one away too. Chris I always look forward to your videos and learn so much.
This is a great entry level table! Knight I believe I would gift it to my 16 year old Granddaughter, who I have hooked into vinyl records, and so far she is loving it! Gotta keep the future Bright, Knight :-)
Chris is quickly becoming quite the 'Jedi Knight' of all things vinyl related. You do have quite a staggering list of support of the Executive Producers and Producers bringing this channel to us. Would love to hear more about their involvement on a future episode. Keep up the good work!
Those are Patrons that help support the show with a monthly pledge. They get their names in the credits as a reward. You can learn more about it at www.patreon.com/thevinylattack if you'd like.
When I got back into vinyl several years ago, (after my basement flooded and ruined my childhood vinyl collection, I know you empathize), my wife got my an LP60. I loved it and, in fact, still use it downstairs. Good sounding and easy to set up and use. The best entry turntable on the market IMO.
For someone like me - who mainly buys vinyl as a way of supporting bands and artists as well as just looking cool, this table is perfect for me. Sure, I could invest more money and get a better sounding setup, but I don't need that. I just need something easy to put on every now and then.
This is the best record player to get I have an Audio Technica LP60 that I got in the mail last year in June it's red and I ordered it from Walmart and I'm happy with it
A few months ago I set up my 13 year old great-nephew with a setup (I had taken care of his sister a few years ago) that included the LP 60, a Pioneer SX 770, a pair of Wharfedale Diamond 225’s (I had just upgraded to Evo 4.2’s) a Bluetooth receiver of forgotten origin, and about 50-ish records of various genres. My niece -his mother- tells me he uses it all the time. …always happy to share my obsessions….
I was looking for something to play my dad's LP collection from the 70s. Picked up one of these and was up and running in about 10-minutes. Although the materials/build quality doesn't give me a warm/fuzzy, the AT-LP60X adequately served its purpose. There's nothing like vinyl.
Great start up turntable,even better with a cartridge upgrade! My dad gave me an old Bic turntable from Detroit..he told me to listen to rock n roll Loud!!!! But he then says..my little knight in armor..once a knight..always a knight..but once a night is enough!....
Started with an at 60 and it is great still have it as a secondary player in my girlfriend's sewing room and she picked up the vinyl addiction as well. Still going strong after 5 years only replaced the stylus and a belt so far. Highly recommend for the starter with a low budget.
Our Knight in shining armor in the overwhelming world of the vinyl LP. Personally running a Rega P2 but keeping my options open. The Regas (well maybe not all of them, some at least) don’t have a ground wire and there is noise through the speakers when touching the tone arm, etc. Thanks again
@@keithb6717 I didn’t know that where the ground came from, duh, thought it was from electronics duh. I’ll look into it though, thanks for making such a kind suggestion, duh
I'd much rather lead a beginner to a turntable like this, than those junk crosley tts at Walmart or target! This one will get you started , and you can upgrade the stylus and use a separate preamp if you want (recommended)!
I made the mistake of purchasing a Crowley early on. After playing 30 seconds of a record, I immediately packaged it up, and returned it. It sounded horrendous. I then did a little research and purchased the AT-LP60, Bluetooth edition and was really happy with this gateway drug to my vinyl obsession. I have since upgraded but have sold and recommended the AT-LP60 to many who are looking to get into analog sound. Even bought one for my mom for Xmas and she loves it. KNIGHT.
This model was just a "gift" for the wife. We borrowed our family's vinyl collections, Memphis to Detroit, until they demanded to us to return them. It's fun to have a shared interest and now 2 upgraded listening areas.
I’ve been running the older at-lp60 for over a year now and it’s been great. Far from perfect and I fully understand you can get a far better sound out of a record but for my budget it’s fantastic.
Thanks for this nice review! It's so good for me as a beginner to read a review from someone who doesn't act as a audiophile snob which says don't buy these type of players because they are crap and buy something which is 300-400 dollars more which is rediculous advice for a beginner who doesn't even know if the hobby will stick. So I bought the LP60X to start with :) But a quick question if I might ask. To you advise to use the phono stage on the LP60x or use the one which comes with the receiver. My receiver is a Denon AVR-X1600H and I am using a 2 meter long cable?
Hi Peter, you are absolutely on point. I bought an LP60 for my wife with the same mindset. I went with LP60 to see if it was a passing interest or a real one. I have an Onkyo TX-NR787 and neither the LP60 nor the receiver's preamp gave me a full sound. I ended up buying a DJPre-II preamp and it improved the sound a lot. I am not an expert or snob but I knew something was amiss. I ordered an RT82 and the sound difference is very noticeable. Meanwhile, she has bought two dozen records, far exceeding the cost of the RT82! I think, I have opened a can of worms with no end in sight. Ouch!! With all this said, the main advantage of LP60 is full automation. Listening to an RT82 or any other manual turntable is a much more deliberate exercise and requires constant monitoring to make sure you do not damage the equipment (mainly the stylus).
Ahhhh, Kings and Queens always had Knights who fought for them come rain or shine against all odds,,if i was lucky enough to have this wonderful Knight do my bidding.than i promise it will always be held in high esteem.
Very important that this end of the market gets the coverage it deserves. I’m always asked what’s a good upgrade from the Crosley, and the AT as well as the similar Sony are my first sub £150 recommendation. Too many channels focus on High end and future-Fi components, so refreshing to see this end of the market covered. Great video. Here’s hoping many a crosley user find this video and do what’s best for them and their records and be their first stepping stone towards releasing more of their Vinyl collections potential. On a side note… we have some new Analogue October Records T shirts and would like to send you one. Question is, what’s yours T shirt size????
Knight. Great video. This is a good turntable to get my niece started into vinyl record collecting. She’s been talking about it for a little while now.
Enjoying your videos , down to earth. Looking forward to looking what Knight has to offer. Vinyl is my favorite media to listen too. Used records stores are a good place to start from scratch. Was the Columbia record club around when you were growing up? Enjoy your listening!
Excellent tutorial. I learned what passes for automatic these days. I always think of automatic as putting up to seven albums or as many 45s as could be fitted and playing the whole stack. Double albums used to come with their sides numbered so that you could stack side two above side one; flip both and play side three and side four. Nowadays, side two is on the reverse of one; side four on the reverse of side three- each record must be played individually in order to maintain the sequence. I like your channel for your straight-on delivery, although you talk almost too fast for the ears of this old knight who has spent the last thirty years below the Mason-Dixon Line. 🙂 Edit: One quibble, though, you shouldn’t lump ‘phono input’ in with ‘line’ or ‘aux’ they are designed for different voltage levels. Although another option is ‘tape monitor’ on older integrated amps or receivers. Or perhaps the turntable in question can sense and adapt itself. In either case, some explanation is due, in my opinion. (I know, I’m being as asshole.)
With this table you can use any of those inputs interchangeably, but I didn't make it as clear as should be that you'd need to select line for everything but a phono input. Thanks.
Depends on what Crosley you're talking about. Of course their suitcase models aren't good. Crosley in recent years have made good tables in the C6, C8, C10, C100, C200, C62, T150, and are soon about to release an awesome bluetooth model already reviewed by Recordology here on RUclips.
I have 3 TT's in my life, since I'm constantly surrounded by vinyl records. I have a very high end (for me) Thorens and mid range Denon (love the sound) and in my workshop.....the LP60! This is the TT that I abuse the most. But it keeps going and going. Spinning away at least 6 hours a day, 5 days a week. So far it has over 6000 hours on it. While it doesn't hold a candle to my other TT's, it has provided countless hours of entertainment. I did buy an upgraded stylus and belt from LP Gear, and I did put a rubber mat on it. I would consider this a good inexpensive entry TT.
I started out with a turntable with the exact same design as the LP-60 (a RCA Lab-1200). I usually recommend to people starting out to save up for something with a bit more upgradability and a more premium build, but if you have a set budget starting somewhere is always better than never starting at all. Besides I probably wouldn't have gotten bit by the vinyl bug if it werent for that "starter" turntable, which im sure the same is true for many others in the vinyl community. If I win the turntable ill probably give it to my sister as she has been interested in getting into the hobby, and it would be cool to dig out the old turntable from the depths of my garage and compare it to see how much if any that design has changed. KNIGHT
I KNIGHT be interested in a free AT LP 60! Seriously, great review, hadn't considered this one a viable option for a second budget TT station at my office, but your review may have swayed me to put this one in the mix. Thanks for sharing.
"It's easy to grin when your ship comes in and you've got the stock market beat. But the man worthwhile is the man who can smile when his shorts are too tight in the seat." Ted Knight
Pretty sure the Dark Knight himself started his vinyl journey with an AT LP60 as well.
The AT LP 60 was the table I brought when I decided to get back into vinyl, and it served me exceptionally well. I have since given it to my daughter who has developed love for vinyl. KNIGHT.
This is a great turntable and highly recommend for anyone getting into vinyl for the first time. As you demonstrated, an easy to use table. I purchased one for my daughter 5 years ago. When I saw she was serious about vinyl I upgraded her to a Fluance RT85 w/acrylic platter.
My only criticism of the AT60 is the manual up/down can lose its finesse over time and simply drop down abruptly.
The slower you release the button the slower the tonearm lowers. 👍
@@justinmetcalfe2669 I can confirm this comment is correct.
Yep just replaced mine after 5 years also cause of the same issue.
I would totally agree I am relatively new at collecting vinyls I started collecting them last year and I got the audio technical a couple weeks ago as an upgrade and I didn’t even have to look at the instructions I figured it out very easy and very quick I was surprised that me A person who struggle setting up stuff that has to do with a bunch of cords and stuff I was able to do it by myself easy Peezy I had it set up in less than five minutes it was so fast it sounds great as well I got me a cheap speaker because I didn’t want nothing loud and it still sounds phenomenal
Just got this turntable recently and hooked it up to my receiver, really enjoying it so far. Glad I knew enough to not use those all in one turntables. Got one as a gift but never used it in fear of damaging my vinyls.
A KNIGHT in shining armor for the entry level LP enthusiast. A great little player that's easy to set up and use. My daughter is now starting to get into Vinyl and I love that we can both share in the enjoyment of discovering new music together as well as rocking out to the classics. Thanks for the awesome videos!
I just got back into collecting vinyl and have an LP 60X I use almost every Knight. Thanks for the video!
This was the best way to demonstrate a good entry level way to get hifi sound out of your vinyl. KNIGHT
Two years on and I think this is still the best entry level turntable. I was told some much more expensive turntables use the same stylus, just with a different name and logo.
I'd have to agree.
Excellent and clear cut set up video. The first TT I bought was the original Audio Technica LP60. It was a surprisingly good sounding table for the money. I have since upgraded to a Project Debut Carbon Evo but I still miss the automatic return! Would make a KNIGHT gift for a friend just getting into the hobby. If you have it hooked to a vintage receiver, just switch the line in to the phono setting.
Owners manual says to rotate the platter 10 times clockwise after you have connected the belt.
KNIGHT time is my favorite time to play music and this looks like a great turntable. Thanks for the demo.😊
Man, I am so thankful for content creators like you. After some time of interest, I just started to dip my toes into analog audio, and it is such a fun hobby. Knight
Nice video. One of the only points I disagree with is that having the lid up will grant better sound. From tests that I know of, to actually make the lid have an impact you need to listen at extreme volumes beyond what most are comfortable with. But even if there is a small effect at normal volume, the tests showed that both lid off and down had their benefits, since off removed more resonance, but lid down also protected from reflected vibrations. The worst was actually lid up since that acts most as a vibration trap.
I'd imagine that it has much to do with the playing environment and equipment used, but in my experience it sounds better. However, that's just an opinion and others might prefer the sound of the lid down. Thankfully it's easy to test for ones self.
@@thevinylattack Well it would be interesting and pretty easy to test too I suppose. Just make recordings of the 3 options and ask participants what they think is what. Id be surprised if they could tell them apart, unless again its at extreme volumes.
I listen in my small office and I found bass fed back into the lid very easily so I remove it entirely when playing anything. I use an lp120x which has a very similar dust cover and hinge design
@@dustinrue A very common problem in smaller areas when subsonic filtering isn't an option.
I was watching this review last KNIGHT and found it informative like all of your videos since you started your channel.. And on a personal note, I commend you on your compassion for your fellow man as you were helping those people in desperate need during the flood.
Knight. Knight. Knight!
There. I hope this works.
That 'table must have come ready to rock. Looking forward to a set-up video later on.
Good show Chris, thanks for being there for us!
Thanks for being our online Knight in vinyl armor!
P.S: Hope your basement situation is taken care of!
It was the knight before Chris's review and all were excited. He was going to review a turntable and give one away too. Chris I always look forward to your videos and learn so much.
I'm glad to hear that, thank you.
My friend recently moved and had to let go of her turntable. I would love to be her KNIGHT in shining vinyl and gift her this turntable!
This is a great entry level table! Knight I believe I would gift it to my 16 year old Granddaughter, who I have hooked into vinyl records, and so far she is loving it! Gotta keep the future Bright, Knight :-)
Good luck!
Chris is quickly becoming quite the 'Jedi Knight' of all things vinyl related. You do have quite a staggering list of support of the Executive Producers and Producers bringing this channel to us. Would love to hear more about their involvement on a future episode. Keep up the good work!
Those are Patrons that help support the show with a monthly pledge. They get their names in the credits as a reward. You can learn more about it at www.patreon.com/thevinylattack if you'd like.
When I got back into vinyl several years ago, (after my basement flooded and ruined my childhood vinyl collection, I know you empathize), my wife got my an LP60. I loved it and, in fact, still use it downstairs. Good sounding and easy to set up and use. The best entry turntable on the market IMO.
I definitely feel your pain.
Didn’t realize you had a new video up when I tuned In to KNIGHT. Great job, as always.
Hi Chris! My nephew is starting his vinyl journey and would love this turntable! Good morning and good KNIGHT 🙏
Once you are in the hobby for awhile, if you are not careful, you become a "Knight who goes NIT!"
For someone like me - who mainly buys vinyl as a way of supporting bands and artists as well as just looking cool, this table is perfect for me.
Sure, I could invest more money and get a better sounding setup, but I don't need that. I just need something easy to put on every now and then.
Nothing wrong with that.
This is the best record player to get I have an Audio Technica LP60 that I got in the mail last year in June it's red and I ordered it from Walmart and I'm happy with it
A few months ago I set up my 13 year old great-nephew with a setup (I had taken care of his sister a few years ago) that included the LP 60, a Pioneer SX 770, a pair of Wharfedale Diamond 225’s (I had just upgraded to Evo 4.2’s) a Bluetooth receiver of forgotten origin, and about 50-ish records of various genres. My niece -his mother- tells me he uses it all the time. …always happy to share my obsessions….
I was looking for something to play my dad's LP collection from the 70s. Picked up one of these and was up and running in about 10-minutes. Although the materials/build quality doesn't give me a warm/fuzzy, the AT-LP60X adequately served its purpose. There's nothing like vinyl.
It's definitely an easy table to get up and running.
I would listen to records every knight if I had a turntable like this!
Hey Chris,
I’m enjoying my new Vinyl Attack T-shirt and stickers.
Thanks for all the great videos.
Oh yeah, have a good…KNIGHT
I appreciate you supporting the channel.
Thanks for everything you do Chris! O Knight s of Ni, we have brought you your shrubbery. May we go now?
Great start up turntable,even better with a cartridge upgrade! My dad gave me an old Bic turntable from Detroit..he told me to listen to rock n roll Loud!!!! But he then says..my little knight in armor..once a knight..always a knight..but once a night is enough!....
Started with an at 60 and it is great still have it as a secondary player in my girlfriend's sewing room and she picked up the vinyl addiction as well. Still going strong after 5 years only replaced the stylus and a belt so far. Highly recommend for the starter with a low budget.
Glad to hear it's holding up so well.
Our Knight in shining armor in the overwhelming world of the vinyl LP. Personally running a Rega P2 but keeping my options open. The Regas (well maybe not all of them, some at least) don’t have a ground wire and there is noise through the speakers when touching the tone arm, etc. Thanks again
My P1 has this hum... I may move to a Technics
Add a ground. Duh. Ground it to the tonearm mounting bolt. Duh.
@@keithb6717 I didn’t know that where the ground came from, duh, thought it was from electronics duh. I’ll look into it though, thanks for making such a kind suggestion, duh
Great video and review as always! The KNIGHT was my high school mascot!
They are a great entry into the vinyl world. I had one for 6 months, stepped up to a project T1. Good review!
That's a pretty good step.
I ordered my Vinyl Attack T-shirt last week, hopefully it will be here by tomorrow knight. Thanks for the great content and giveaways 👍🤘
This would be great to listen to all the records I picked up at a garage sale last Knight.
When I decided to get back to vinyl, this was my 1st turntable. Knight
I listen to records while I study for my Ph.D. at the University of Central Florida. Go Knights!!
#ChargeOn
I've had this model for years. Great device. I recently switched to Audio Technica AT-LP 120 XUSB. Very good too. Greetings from Portugal.
Thanks for dropping by!
I'd much rather lead a beginner to a turntable like this, than those junk crosley tts at Walmart or target! This one will get you started , and you can upgrade the stylus and use a separate preamp if you want (recommended)!
You are the new Vinyl Knight. Keep up the great work!
I love Audio Technica turntables. I have a 120 version purhcased last year and it is awesome. KNIGHT
You are vested as the vinyl knight, The Vinyl Attack! ;)
Knight! I’m that creative but all in all I’ve been a big fan of your channel and keep up the great work/content!
I made the mistake of purchasing a Crowley early on. After playing 30 seconds of a record, I immediately packaged it up, and returned it. It sounded horrendous. I then did a little research and purchased the AT-LP60, Bluetooth edition and was really happy with this gateway drug to my vinyl obsession. I have since upgraded but have sold and recommended the AT-LP60 to many who are looking to get into analog sound. Even bought one for my mom for Xmas and she loves it. KNIGHT.
You mean crosley.
This model was just a "gift" for the wife. We borrowed our family's vinyl collections, Memphis to Detroit, until they demanded to us to return them.
It's fun to have a shared interest and now 2 upgraded listening areas.
It's always nice to involve the spouse if possible.
I’ve been running the older at-lp60 for over a year now and it’s been great. Far from perfect and I fully understand you can get a far better sound out of a record but for my budget it’s fantastic.
I think that's key. Everyone has a budget, so finding what works best for you is the idea.
Thanks for this nice review! It's so good for me as a beginner to read a review from someone who doesn't act as a audiophile snob which says don't buy these type of players because they are crap and buy something which is 300-400 dollars more which is rediculous advice for a beginner who doesn't even know if the hobby will stick.
So I bought the LP60X to start with :) But a quick question if I might ask. To you advise to use the phono stage on the LP60x or use the one which comes with the receiver. My receiver is a Denon AVR-X1600H and I am using a 2 meter long cable?
Hi Peter, you are absolutely on point. I bought an LP60 for my wife with the same mindset. I went with LP60 to see if it was a passing interest or a real one. I have an Onkyo TX-NR787 and neither the LP60 nor the receiver's preamp gave me a full sound. I ended up buying a DJPre-II preamp and it improved the sound a lot. I am not an expert or snob but I knew something was amiss. I ordered an RT82 and the sound difference is very noticeable. Meanwhile, she has bought two dozen records, far exceeding the cost of the RT82! I think, I have opened a can of worms with no end in sight. Ouch!!
With all this said, the main advantage of LP60 is full automation. Listening to an RT82 or any other manual turntable is a much more deliberate exercise and requires constant monitoring to make sure you do not damage the equipment (mainly the stylus).
Knight is picking up the gold
I'm about to open mine up right now, I'm so excited! I just don't know which record to play first to christen it XD
Ahhhh, Kings and Queens always had Knights who fought for them come rain or shine against all odds,,if i was lucky enough to have this wonderful Knight do my bidding.than i promise it will always be held in high esteem.
Looking forward to listening to my music on this knight. I need that automatic function. Thanks for the video. From Moscow Mi.
Oh holy KNIGHT ! THANK YOU for the review!
Once again Chris A very informative video. Thanks again and have a good knight!
KNIGHT - been thinking of making this a Christmas gift to my daughter who is just starting out ..
Thank you for teaming up with Knight for this promo! Keep the great content coming!
Another informative video…I grant thee Knight of the Round Spinning Table!
Very important that this end of the market gets the coverage it deserves. I’m always asked what’s a good upgrade from the Crosley, and the AT as well as the similar Sony are my first sub £150 recommendation.
Too many channels focus on High end and future-Fi components, so refreshing to see this end of the market covered.
Great video. Here’s hoping many a crosley user find this video and do what’s best for them and their records and be their first stepping stone towards releasing more of their Vinyl collections potential.
On a side note… we have some new Analogue October Records T shirts and would like to send you one. Question is, what’s yours T shirt size????
I think RUclips is stripping your answers again. I had a notification you commented but it’s gone again.
Knight. Great video. This is a good turntable to get my niece started into vinyl record collecting. She’s been talking about it for a little while now.
Thanks! I’m just getting back into vinyl. Would love to have this table. Knight!
I own an Audio-Technica LP60XUSB turntable since April of 2020. I liked Jonathan Knight from NKOTB.
This is a wonderful video that should encourage people to take a step up from the groove grinders. Good Knight.
Enjoying your videos , down to earth. Looking forward to looking what Knight has to offer. Vinyl is my favorite media to listen too. Used records stores are a good place to start from scratch. Was the Columbia record club around when you were growing up? Enjoy your listening!
Columbia record club was around yes, but I never joined. I was tempted a few times but they just didn't have what I was looking for back then.
Excellent tutorial. I learned what passes for automatic these days. I always think of automatic as putting up to seven albums or as many 45s as could be fitted and playing the whole stack. Double albums used to come with their sides numbered so that you could stack side two above side one; flip both and play side three and side four. Nowadays, side two is on the reverse of one; side four on the reverse of side three- each record must be played individually in order to maintain the sequence. I like your channel for your straight-on delivery, although you talk almost too fast for the ears of this old knight who has spent the last thirty years below the Mason-Dixon Line. 🙂
Edit: One quibble, though, you shouldn’t lump ‘phono input’ in with ‘line’ or ‘aux’ they are designed for different voltage levels. Although another option is ‘tape monitor’ on older integrated amps or receivers. Or perhaps the turntable in question can sense and adapt itself. In either case, some explanation is due, in my opinion. (I know, I’m being as asshole.)
With this table you can use any of those inputs interchangeably, but I didn't make it as clear as should be that you'd need to select line for everything but a phono input. Thanks.
Great video! This was the best one I've seen all Knight.
Great video. I'm the Knight of the Round Table
One of my favorite shows as a kid was "Knight Rider."
thanks for the unboxing and teaching us how to set up, just got mine, shes amazing!!
I'm glad to hear it.
Hope everyone has a great knight
Going to be buying this for my dad's birthday. Thanks for the info!
Happy to help.
Good KNIGHT Irene….That video was swell!
You're our Knight in Bearded Armor, Chris!!!
Keep up the good work sir ! And go KNIGHT!
The difference between this turntable and a Crossley is Knight and day.
Depends on what Crosley you're talking about. Of course their suitcase models aren't good. Crosley in recent years have made good tables in the C6, C8, C10, C100, C200, C62, T150, and are soon about to release an awesome bluetooth model already reviewed by Recordology here on RUclips.
Knight is awesome for the giveaway 🤘 giving people the chance to get into the hobby.
I have 3 TT's in my life, since I'm constantly surrounded by vinyl records. I have a very high end (for me) Thorens and mid range Denon (love the sound) and in my workshop.....the LP60! This is the TT that I abuse the most. But it keeps going and going. Spinning away at least 6 hours a day, 5 days a week. So far it has over 6000 hours on it. While it doesn't hold a candle to my other TT's, it has provided countless hours of entertainment. I did buy an upgraded stylus and belt from LP Gear, and I did put a rubber mat on it. I would consider this a good inexpensive entry TT.
They really are workhorses for the money.
I started out with a turntable with the exact same design as the LP-60 (a RCA Lab-1200). I usually recommend to people starting out to save up for something with a bit more upgradability and a more premium build, but if you have a set budget starting somewhere is always better than never starting at all. Besides I probably wouldn't have gotten bit by the vinyl bug if it werent for that "starter" turntable, which im sure the same is true for many others in the vinyl community.
If I win the turntable ill probably give it to my sister as she has been interested in getting into the hobby, and it would be cool to dig out the old turntable from the depths of my garage and compare it to see how much if any that design has changed. KNIGHT
I've found that this table is generally good for exactly that, getting people interested and eventually upgrading if they take the hobby more serious.
Knight and day better than my first turntable purchased in high school.
Knight of the LP 60's
Knight Rider soundtrack would sound superb on the lp60
I KNIGHT be interested in a free AT LP 60! Seriously, great review, hadn't considered this one a viable option for a second budget TT station at my office, but your review may have swayed me to put this one in the mix. Thanks for sharing.
Glad to help.
I saw the Twistin Tarantulas one Knight in Royal Oak. Nice video!
They never fail to perform. Outstanding band.
Love your content, thanks for the channel and education....KNIGHT....hoping I get my hands on one of these
Well done! Have a great Knight…
It's a marvelous Knight for a moondance with a new LP 60X (I don't know, all of the good ones have already been taken)
And like them. Have a good Knight and a good Knight to all
This video was quite informative for beginners. You are easy going, instructional, and approachable. Thank you and good Knight.
What an awesome intro player! I've really been looking into this one, so thanks for the in-depth review. Bit of my knight in shining armor, huh?
Glad I could help!
A great demonstration of the turntable, I guess it's a great entry point into the Vinyl world! Cheers
im just chillin here watching this to knight . Groovy
great video. Knight! always informative.
Great video as per the norm. I was always partial to the green knight.
oh i like you, very informational, genuine, and saved my vinyls.
"It's easy to grin
when your ship comes in
and you've got the stock market beat.
But the man worthwhile
is the man who can smile
when his shorts are too tight in the seat."
Ted Knight
Jason, you are a genius!
Been looking at one of these for my father, Knight
Good turntable demonstration!So simple to use even in the dark of knight!
KNIGHT A nice step up from a suitcase all in one, but still at the bottom of the ladder.
I'll be honest with you buddy, i saved this video specifically so i can use it when i was setting my own up. You were a big help. Thank you.
That's precisely why it's there. I'm glad you found it useful.