Audio-Technica AT-LP60x-BW turntable brown/black
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Premounted DJ cartridge on headshell for immediate turntable setup
The AT-XP5/H combines the AT-XP5 cartridge with an AT-HS6BK headshell, ready for immediate installation. It is aimed at DJs who want a reliable tracking solution without the hassle of mounting and aligning a bare cartridge themselves.
The premounted design eliminates setup time and reduces the risk of alignment errors during cartridge swaps. Buyers needing a different stylus profile or a lighter headshell for a specific tonearm will find this fixed combination unsuitable.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.03 kg |
| Package size | 104 × 72 × 48 mm |
The AT-XP5/H includes the AT-XP5 cartridge premounted on an AT-HS6BK headshell, which uses the universal half-inch mount found on most DJ turntables.
Set the tonearm counterweight to the cartridge's recommended tracking force, then play a test record and listen for clean output with minimal distortion or skipping.
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