Audio-Technica AT-LP60XBT Turntable Gets Teal Makeover
Audio-Technica has unveiled a vibrant teal version of its AT-LP60XBT fully automatic wireless belt-drive turntable. This model occupies a central position in the company’s lineup, which ranges from fun, portable decks to high-end audiophile options like the fully manual AT-LPA2. Targeted at vinyl beginners, the AT-LP60XBT provides traditional wired speaker connections and high-fidelity audio via Bluetooth, enabling users to stream vinyl to portable speakers or headphones. While it may not offer the most precise acoustic experience, it serves as a colorful introduction to vinyl. Priced at £179 / €199, this edition is available on Audio-Technica.com and @AudioTechnicaEMEA. Audio-Technica was founded in Japan in 1962 by Hideo Matsushita.
Key facts
- Audio-Technica has launched a new teal edition of its AT-LP60XBT fully automatic wireless belt-drive turntable.
- The AT-LP60XBT sits in the middle of Audio-Technica's turntable range, between portable models and the fully manual AT-LPA2.
- It offers both wired speaker connectivity and hi-fidelity Bluetooth audio for streaming vinyl to portable speakers or headphones.
- The turntable includes twin speeds for singles and LPs, a belt-drive motor, and Audio-Technica's integral Dual Moving Magnet cartridge.
- The teal finish aligns with an emerging trend in audio design moving away from whites, blacks, greys and silvers.
- Audio-Technica was founded in 1962 in Japan by Hideo Matsushita, who worked at Tokyo's Bridgestone Museum of Art.
- The company now produces affordable and high-end home audio as well as PA and broadcast systems for commercial use.
- The AT-LP60XBTTL is priced at £179 / €199 and available at Audio-Technica.com and @AudioTechnicaEMEA.
Entities
Artists
- Hideo Matsushita
- Jonathan Bell
Institutions
- Audio-Technica
- Bridgestone Museum of Art
- Wallpaper*
Locations
- Japan
- Tokyo