Audio Technica is a vinyl specialist, offering fully automatic and Bluetooth-ready turntables for beginners and enthusiasts.
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| Brand | Models Listed | Price Range | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audio Technica | 3 | £119–£239 | — |
| Technics | 12 | £679–£1,099 | Audio Technica vs Technics |
| Bowers & Wilkins | 9 | £439–£1,799 | Audio Technica vs Bowers & Wilkins |
| Panasonic | 8 | £79–£549 | Audio Technica vs Panasonic |
| Sony | 8 | £249–£699 | Audio Technica vs Sony |
| Pure | 6 | £168–£469 | Audio Technica vs Pure |
Audio Technica suits vinyl beginners and enthusiasts who want a reliable turntable, paired with powered speakers or a hi-fi system. The AT-LP60X is a great first turntable. The AT-LP3XBT suits listeners ready to step up in quality.
Is the AT-LP60X fully automatic?
Yes. The AT-LP60X automatically lowers and lifts the tonearm.
Do Audio Technica turntables have Bluetooth?
Bluetooth models such as the AT-LP60XBT and AT-LP3XBT can stream wirelessly.
Do I need speakers for an Audio Technica turntable?
Yes. Turntables need powered speakers or an amplifier and speakers.
How much do Audio Technica turntables cost?
Audio Technica turntables in our listings range from around £119 to £239.
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