Audio-Technica AT-LP60XBT-WW White Fully Automatic Wireless Bluetooth Turntable Bundle with ATH-M50xBT2 Wireless Studio Monitoring Headphones

The Audio-Technica AT-LP60XBT-WW Bundle: A Clean White Turntable and the Wireless Headphones to Hear It Privately

This bundle pairs the white colorway of Audio-Technica's most popular automatic Bluetooth turntable with the ATH-M50xBT2 wireless studio monitoring headphones, and together they form a complete, cable-free vinyl listening setup with a deliberate look. The turntable is built to sit out in a bright, minimalist room and play records the instant you press start. The headphones receive the audio wirelessly and deliver the acclaimed M50x studio sound, so you can spin a record at midnight in an apartment and hear every detail without a single speaker in the room. One purchase, nothing left to source.

The White Finish Makes This the Turntable You Want on the Shelf

The reason to choose the white AT-LP60XBT-WW over the black is the room it lives in. White reads bright and modern against a light shelf, a Scandinavian sideboard, or a white-painted wall — the kind of space where a dark deck would visually vanish. A turntable is one of the few audio components people actually display, and this finish is built to be displayed in a light room. Underneath, it is the identical belt-drive mechanism, die-cast aluminum platter, and Dual Moving Magnet cartridge as every other LP60XBT, so the white version is purely a design upgrade with zero sound compromise.

Fully Automatic Operation Means You Never Touch the Tonearm

The turntable is fully automatic, which is what makes it so approachable for someone new to vinyl. Press start and the tonearm cues to the lead-in, plays the side, then lifts and returns on its own at the end. You never lower the stylus by hand or hover over the run-out groove. Add the anti-resonance die-cast aluminum platter and the replaceable ATN3600L diamond stylus on the integral Dual Moving Magnet cartridge, and you get genuine, warm vinyl sound with none of the fuss of a manual deck.

Bluetooth Streams the Record Straight to the Headphones

The turntable transmits over Bluetooth and the ATH-M50xBT2 receives over Bluetooth, so the record reaches your ears with no wires between them. The deck's aptX-compatible output preserves the warm character of vinyl over the air, and the headphones' closed-back design seals the sound in for private, late-night, full-fidelity listening. This is the entire point of the bundle: vinyl you can enjoy at any hour, in any room, without disturbing anyone or wiring up a speaker system.

The ATH-M50xBT2 Brings Studio Sound to Your Vinyl

The ATH-M50xBT2 is not a generic pair of Bluetooth headphones thrown in to round out the box — it is the wireless version of Audio-Technica's legendary M50x studio monitor. Its 45 mm large-aperture drivers carry the same accurate, detailed sound signature trusted in recording studios, now wireless with up to 50 hours of battery life. It supports LDAC and aptX Adaptive high-resolution codecs for the cleanest wireless audio, pairs to two devices at once with multipoint, and includes a detachable 3.5 mm cable so you can also listen wired and latency-free at the desk.

How the Turntable and Headphones Work Together as a System

The system is intentional. The turntable handles playback and broadcasts the audio over Bluetooth; the headphones receive that broadcast and reproduce it with studio accuracy. Because both halves are Audio-Technica and both speak Bluetooth, they pair cleanly and the chain stays cable-free from platter to ears. When you want to share the music out loud, the turntable's switchable preamp and dual RCA output let it feed powered speakers instead — so the bundle covers both private headphone listening and a future speaker setup without buying anything else.

For the First-Timer Decorating a Room and the Listener Who Needs Quiet

This bundle is for the first-time vinyl buyer building a clean, modern listening corner who wants the turntable to match a light room and the headphones to deliver the sound privately. It is for the apartment dweller who cannot run speakers but refuses to give up real vinyl. And it is for the upgrader who wants automatic, wireless, studio-grade listening in one coordinated white-and-black setup. Plug in the turntable, pair the headphones, drop a record, and listen.