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The AT-LP70XBT is Audio-Technica's step-up automatic turntable, sitting above the long-running AT-LP60X. It adds Bluetooth output for wireless speakers and headphones, a built-in preamp for plug-and-play use, and a J-shaped tonearm that tracks better than the LP60X's straight arm. The AT-VM95C cartridge accepts any VM95 Series stylus, so you can upgrade the sound without replacing the cartridge. It suits first-time vinyl buyers and casual listeners who want automatic operation and wireless convenience, while the LP120X remains the pick for those who want manual control and DJ-style features.
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Owners and reviewers treat the AT-LP70X as a sensible upgrade over the AT-LP60X, praising the better tonearm, sturdier body and upgradeable cartridge. The Bluetooth connection is seen as convenient for wireless speakers and headphones. Some note the automatic mechanism and lack of USB as limits.
The Audio-Technica AT-LP70XBT is a fully automatic, belt-drive turntable with Bluetooth. It connects to speakers or headphones wirelessly, or by cable through its RCA outputs. The Bluetooth range is approximately 33 ft (10 m).
A built-in switchable phono preamp lets it plug into any AUX input. Start and stop buttons control the tonearm and motor. At the end of a record, the tonearm returns and the motor turns off.
The J-shaped tonearm comes with a pre-mounted ATVM95C cartridge, and the stylus can be replaced with any VM95 Series stylus. It has a tonearm lift lever for manually cueing records and a tonearm lock that keeps the arm from jumping onto the record. The three-piece body is built to handle vibration. A removable hinged dust cover is included.
