lp120

I'm starting to think that my turntable (an Audio-Technica AT-LP120) has a cheap one that doesn't work the way it's meant to. I tried using a laserdisc to regulate it (I know this isn't a proper way to do it but read the following), I saw some people do that with their top-of-the-line Technics...

I recently bought an Audio-Technica LP120x USB, and I spent hours watching YouTube videos regarding the tone arm balancing but man, I just can not do it. My tonearm either floats way up or stays on the platter. In the movie I posted I set the anti-skating to zero and I insert the counter weight...

I picked up a used AT LP120. It had the original AT95E. I have heard it is not a great cartridge, so I wanted to change it. I happened to have an old pioneer in parts that had a Stanton 500 cartridge. I picked up a new elliptical stylus for it and tried it against the AT95E. It was a...

I recently picked up a used AT LP120. The previous owner used it without the cover. He had the cover for it, but could not find the hinges when I bought it. I looked around on the internet and found replacement hinges for $18-$20 each. Since I paid $125.00 for the turntable, I really didn't...

So here is the big question: if you cut short your RCA cable, connect it with a female RCA then use a much better ($$) RCA to the amp, will the sound quality be better just as much as using the whole $$ RCA or at least very close? I have an Audio Technica LP120 turntable, love it a lot. Two big...

Thought I'd share this interesting video from YouTube, made by the guy called "AkBKukU"... This actually raises some valid questions IMO... Because as you all know, one of the most commonly mentioned issues with LP120 was its integrated preamp. In fact, most people recommended to either yank...

I have an Audio Technica LP-120 with the built in pre-amp bypassed and a nagoka MP-110 cartridge or a Pioneer PL-10 with a Phanstiehl 239-PDE (Empire S66 replacement). I'm running it through a Pioneer SA-7500.

I'm trying to get into vinyl so I can take my parents' old vinyl off their hands and start my own collection. I have enough money to buy an Audio Technica LP120 but I'd prefer to find something vintage that'll do an equally good job. There's a Yamaha P500 for sale on craigslist near me that's in...

I have purchased: 1) Audio Technica LP120 (Turntable) 2) Pioneer H-R88 (8 Track Player) 3) Pioneer SX-3700 (Receiver) I want to purchase a: 1) Pioneer SG-9500 (Equalizer) My question is, how do I connect all these devices?