Audio-Technica AT-LP7X review: a beautiful and easy to use turntable that's just a shade off excellent, sonically speaking

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Impressively specified, simple to set up and operate, and built to last — the AT-LP7X has plenty to admire even before it’s playing a record. Its sound has lots going for it, too, but its slightly disinterested sonic character makes it less of an all-rounder than it otherwise would be.

Reasons to buy

  • +balanced, detailed and rhythmically adept sound
  • +integrated, switchable MM/MC phono stage
  • +good-looking in a sturdily functional kind of way

Reasons to avoid

  • -rather matter-of-fact in its sonic attitude, because…
  • -… the phono stage is bang average
  • -some extremely stiff competition

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