Enjoy your favorite 33 1/3 and 45 rpm vinyl records with wireless or wired connectivity to your stereo system with the black Audio-Technica AT-LP60XBT Stereo Turntable. It has a built-in switchable preamplifier, allowing you to connect directly to your stereo system or speakers of choice via RCA cables, plus Bluetooth connectivity for connecting to your Bluetooth headphones or speakers. A removable dust cover, RCA to 1/8" audio cable, and 45 rpm adapter are included.

Plays 33 1/3 and 45 rpm Vinyl Records    Fully Automatic Operation    Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX    Built-In Switchable Phono Preamp    Die-Cast Aluminum Platter    Built-In Cartridge    Includes Removable Dust Cover

Fully automatic belt-drive operation with 33 1/3 and 45 rpm speeds

Connects wirelessly to your speakers and other devices equipped with Bluetooth wireless technology, or to wired systems via the included stereo RCA cable

aptX codec compatibility

Anti-resonance, die-cast aluminum platter

Tonearm and headshell designed for enhanced tracking and reduced resonance

Integral Dual Magnet phono cartridge with replaceable diamond stylus

AC adapter handles AC/DC conversion outside the chassis, helping to reduce noise in the signal chain

Switchable built-in preamplifier for phono- or line-level output

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I connect directly to and play through speakers, or do I need to connect to an pre-amp/amp/receiver?

A: This turntable does feature a built-in switchable phono equalizer. When engaged this would provide a line-level audio output to be connected directly to a component or integrated amp that lacks a dedicated phono terminal.

Q: 2. Does this amplifier can be used for bose acoustimass 2speaker system?

A: Yes you can. I just looked at the Bose Manual online and after you follow the directions for connecting the satelite spkrs to the main unit, you just connect the Left and Right of the main unit to the R-S202 L & R spkr outputs!!! Have Fun

Q: 3. Does the Line in connections work with a Bose Series 4 Equalizer? Mine doesn't. I think my equalizer might be bad. My old receiver failed that had tape in out connections.

A: In the traditional receiver there is a tape monitor feature allowing an equalizer to be connected to the input and output RCA connectors. You would then use the equalizer to connect your tape deck. This receiver has no provision for this traditional equalizer circuit. There are three lines available...DVD player, CD recorder, and tape deck...there is no tape monitor button or selector. Only one source is available at a time. I would suggest that you look for a receiver which has a tape monitor button as well as inputs and outputs utilizing the RCA jack feature.

Q: 4. Can you ship this denon turntable to Mexico?

A: Our apologies, but we cannot ship DENON products outside the USA.

Q: 5. How does it sound when burning vinyl tracks into itunes? My main reason for wanting a new table is to be able to listen to my records in the car. I have an Ion turntable but the sound is very quiet when transferred.

A: Your vinyls can sound quite good depending on the quality you choose to convert them at. I would also recommend to make sure your record is clean before starting the process as well.

Q: 6. will this unit transmit audio to bluetooth speakers?

A: No it doesn't

Q: 7. Will this unit work with Bluetooth headphones?

A: This component's bluetooth is for receiving only and it cannot transmit to wireless bluetooth headphones.

Q: 8. How many bluetooth devices will this remember without having to re-pair?

A: This stereo receiver doesnt need to remember anything. The device that connects to it needs to remember it, not the other way around. You can connect as many devices as you have.

Q: 9. I am surprised to notice that practically there is no sound until the volume is raised to 40 to 45. Is this a device problem or normal for this product?

A: It may vary somewhat depending on the connected speakers and listening mode. Try headphones also.

Q: 10. When recording an album to a USB stick what bitrate will the recording be done at?

A: Denon DP-450USB Stereo Turntable has a USB output that enables you to rip your favorite tracks directly onto a USB flash drive in MP3 or WAV format. MP3 - 44kHz, 16bit 128kbps WAV - 96kHz, 24bit 4096kbps