DJ Turntables

Pros

Quality sound, good signal-to-noise ratio, signal/background, signal/roar.

Cons

No

Review

Simple assembly and adjustment. There is a possibility of modernization. Impeccable sound and appearance. The assembly instructions are accurate and clear. Assembly took about 30 minutes.

Pros

Price-quality. Impeccable sound and appearance.

Cons

No

Review

Direct drive, and quartz speed compliance - no need to think about passives, the speed is always linear, and adjustable. 78 rpm sustain. No need to run out and buy anything, everything is set up at the factory.

Pros

USB connectivity, direct drive, removable hinged dust cover

Cons

Made out of plastic

Review

he turntable is equipped with an S-shaped tonearm, which lends it a modern look compared to traditional straight tonearms and the stylus can be upgraded to further enhance the audio quality and listening experience. The direct-drive motor allows the turntable to spin freely without resistance which allow for almost immediate pitch adjustments. The ability to spin freely makes this turntable perfect for DJs that mix records because this device can easily match tempo. It’s also great for vinyl enthusiasts who don’t have powerful stereo systems with dedicated amps. Generally sounds great, but audio quality can vary significantly depending on the system to which the turntable is attached

Pros

Classic design. Great sound.

Cons

No

Review

I bought the maximally upgraded AT-LP120 and was pleasantly surprised by its functionality. I like the ability to disable the built-in phono stage as I wanted to use an external phono stage. The power supply and ground were moved out of the main cabinet, which helped eliminate unwanted noise. Instead of a non-removable cable, the turntable has RCA outputs, which gives more flexibility when connecting. I'm glad to see that this model has tons of upgrade options, such as swapping cables and heads, as well as connecting an external phono stage. Finally, the design of the turntable is great.