The new chassis design fits perfectly in the current generation of Sony products and is definitely one of the slickest looking record players you can buy for under $200. Sony has given the outdated design of the PS-LX300 a much-needed makeover. New for 2019, the Sony PS-LX310BT is a fully automatic, two-speed (33⅓ and 45 RPM), belt-driven turntable that carries on from where the decent but unremarkable PS-LX300 left off. Sony might not be the first brand that comes to mind when you think of turntables, but its history in audio products stretches a long way back. Sound quality similar to the AT-LP60X, so you effectively pay a premium for Bluetooth + USB.
This model is the same as the AT-LP60 but features Bluetooth connectivity so you can wirelessly pair it with your speakers/headphones. Note: Audio Technica also offer the slightly more expensive Audio-Technica AT-LP60XBT. It won’t quite meet the demands of vinyl enthusiasts, but with a good pair of speakers, audio is clean and detailed. The anti-resonance aluminum platter, dual-magnet Audio-Technica cartridge and replaceable diamond stylus make for high quality sound and an enjoyable overall audio experience. Finally, there is now an external power adapter as opposed to having the power conversion done within the chassis (which could affect the audio signal).
Secondly, the audio output cable is now removable, letting you swap out the cable if it gets worn out or upgrade to a better quality one. Audio-Technica claim these changes result in better tracking and reduced resonance (that can distort audio signal). First, the tonearm has been improved with a new base and headshell design. The AT-LP60X improves upon the AT-LP60 in three ways. Unlike a lot of turntables which require a separate phono preamp, the AT-LP60 features a built-in phono preamp which means you can hook it up directly to your speakers and begin listening to music.
No worrying about raising and lowering the tonearm. Being a fully automatic belt-driven turntable, users simply needed to place the record and press play. The AT-LP60’s success was rooted in its ease of use and price. The AT-LP60X keeps the original formula but has a few tweaks and features a completely new chassis. In 2019, Audio Technica updated the best-selling AT-LP60 (read the full review) to create the all-new AT-LP60X. Only RCA output, no headphone jack or Bluetooth.Looks that don’t deceive – this is clearly a budget turntable.
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