Should you buy Audio Technica’s AT-LP70XBT or LP60X turntable?

A turntable is an analog item why should I switch to digital with a analog turntable 🤔

I would start with a U-Turn
I don’t believe that straight or curved tone-arms make a difference necessarily
There are $50k turntables with straight tone-arms
I have had both and would use either
There are a lot of great options in starter turntables and these would be just fine

Have you had any SKIPPING issues with your LP70X? I bought TWO LP 70X turntables from Amazon, and they both tend to randomly SKIP! I bought two brand new albums days before getting the lp70x tables, and am experiencing skipping😡 In most cases, they will get "hung up" and skip a few revolutions, then start playing normally. Kinda bizarre, in my experience...🤔 I've inspected the LP's under magnification, and see nothing wrong in the areas where they skip. Keep playing that lp70x, and let us know if you have this problem 👍 I'm really curious what's going on with these things ❗

Go for the LP3XBT.

I bought the Denon DP-300F for $199 at Costco.

Isn't the ATVM95C cartridge on LP70X significantly better than AT3600L on the LP60X regardless of stylus used?

Lp60 tonearm don't have bearings in the pivot point,it has a metal axle
Lp70 has bearings
Big difference

Is it that much of an upgrade from the LP60 I currently own

I find it so stupid that folks would go out and buy $40 £35 albums and can’t go out and spend good money on a real turntable. I love AT TT’S… BUT these are cheap and plasticky. Your not gonna get a listening experience at all.

Neither, both are junk

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