Design-wise, this turntable has premium build quality, much like its competitor, the Rega P1, and comes in many bold colors. An oldie, but goodie for amateur vinyl collectors who want an authentic analogue listening experience. Released back in 2007, the Pro-Ject Debut III remains one of the best USB turntables out there. Limited upgradeability -Occasional rumble The physical construction is durable, but the plastic finish and detailing does little for the overall design. There’s even analog-to-digital conversion for those who want to archive their rare record collection onto a hard drive, though the bass quality takes a hit, which often results in average-sounding conversions. The AT-LP120XUSB is also kitted with numerous features, from the critically loved AT-VM95E cartridge that offers a wider frequency response to its stereo output terminals for connecting to other audio equipment (e.g.

Audio-wise, the machine produces great sound and the integrated amp does add a bit more warmth to the soundstage.

It’s an awesome beginner turntable that is easy to set up and easier to use you’ll feel comfortable switching between speeds to achieve the right RPM for records. The Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB is considered one of the best USB turntables by many experts, including us. Digital conversions are more miss than hit -Plastic finish looks a bit cheap