Where this record player fits in your day
- Amazon price
- $199.00
- Customer rating
- 4.6
- Customer reviews
- 8986
- Typical price over 90 days
- $213.19
- Difference
- $14.19 (7 percent)
If you want to drop a record and let the turntable handle the rest, this Audio-Technica AT-LPGO-BT Fully Automatic Wireless is built for that rhythm. Press start and the tonearm moves into place on its own, then lifts at the end. We recommend it over a manual deck for that automatic cycle, especially when you listen while doing something else.
The AT-LPGO-BT plays both 33-1/3 and 45 RPM records, so singles and albums work without a speed adapter. A die-cast aluminum platter and a redesigned tonearm base and headshell aim to cut resonance, and the AC adapter lives outside the chassis to keep that conversion away from the signal path.
How you connect speakers to this turntable
The simplest setup is Bluetooth. The AT-LPGO-BT pairs with wireless speakers and other Bluetooth devices, and it supports aptX for compatible gear. If your speaker is wired, the included dual RCA output cable runs from the turntable to a powered speaker or audio system. You choose the path that matches what you already own.
There is a built-in phono cartridge with a replaceable diamond stylus, the ATN3600LC. The turntable carries a Dual Moving Magnet phono cartridge, which tells you it is designed to feed a phono input or an audio system with its own phono stage.
Which rooms and listeners suit this deck
This turntable suits a living room or den where you want records playing through a Bluetooth speaker across the room without running a cable. The automatic operation also helps in a smaller space where you might start a record and walk away. At $199.00, it sits below the typical price of $213.19 over the last 90 days, which makes the wireless convenience a little easier to justify.
Consider skipping it if you plan to use a moving-coil cartridge or want manual control over cueing and speed changes. And check your speaker situation first. If you have an audio system without a phono input, you will need a separate phono preamp before the RCA cable, since the AT-LPGO-BT outputs a phono-level signal.
Our advice: buy it if you want automatic play and Bluetooth freedom. Skip it if your setup lacks a phono input or you prefer a manual tonearm.
Before ordering, confirm your speaker or receiver has Bluetooth or a phono input, and that you have the space for the deck and its dust cover.
Spec sheet
| Model | AT-LP60XBT |
|---|---|
| Color | Gun-Metal/Black |
