Audio-Technica Professional Stereo Turntable w/USB LP to DIG Recording (AT-LP120BK-USB) + RCA D4+ Vinyl Record Cleaning Fluid System + Stylus + Silicone Rubber Universal Turntable Platter Mat

AT-LP120-USB Direct-Drive Professional Turntable The Audio-Technica  Direct Drive Professional DJ Turntable delivers a host of features that are suitable for use in nightclub DJ booths, mobile and home DJ applications. The AT-LP120USB features a rugged cast aluminum construction with line outputs. This professional stereo turntable features a high-torque direct-drive motor for quick start-ups and a USB output that connects directly to your computer. Other features include: forward and reverse play capability; cast aluminum platter with slip mat and a start/stop button; three speeds 33/45/78; selectable high-accuracy quartz-controlled pitch lock and pitch change slider control with +/-10% or +/-20% adjustment ranges; and removable hinged dust cover. A selectable internal stereo phono pre-amplifier allows the turntable to plug directly to components with no dedicated turntable input. A USB cable and adapter cables are included along with Mac- and PC-compatible Audacity software to digitize your LPs. Features: USB output - connects directly to your computer Mac- and PC-compatible Audacity software digitizes your LPs Direct drive high-torque motor Selectable 33/45/78 RPM speeds Professional cast aluminum platter with slip mat 1/2-inch mount universal headshell with Dual Magnet phono cartridge Balanced tone arm with soft damping control Switchable built-in pre-amplifier with line-level RCA output cables Included cables connect to your stereo or powered speakers Stroboscopic ...

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