at6 vs at60
Electrically amplified phonographs or radio/phonographs and related components (approx. 1928-1990).
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Brian McAllister
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The differences between theAT6 and The AT60 are almost completely cosmetic. Almost all of the operational parts are the same.
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Brian McAllister
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kenny60music wrote:thanks Brian. i also noticed that the at60 has anti-skating which i don't see on the at6.
I think that I missed that.
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AT-6 MK-II had antiskating.
AT-60 MK-II had a cue control.
AT-5 and AT-50 didn't have a fully balanced arm.
The main difference is the model year and styling.
AT-6: 1959-1961
AT-6 MK-II: 1962-1963
AT-60: 1964
AT-60 MK-II: 1965-1966
SL-65: 1967-1968
In 1969, all were redesigned to become the dreaded B series.
Other models followed the same sequence in the same years:
A, A-II, A-70, and A-70 MK-II (dropped in 1967)
AT-5, AT50, AT-50 MK-II, SL-55 (no change in 1961)
Autoslim, 1000, 2000, 3000 (no change in 1961)
New models in 1964: Lab-80, Model 40, Model 30
AT-60 MK-II had a cue control.
AT-5 and AT-50 didn't have a fully balanced arm.
The main difference is the model year and styling.
AT-6: 1959-1961
AT-6 MK-II: 1962-1963
AT-60: 1964
AT-60 MK-II: 1965-1966
SL-65: 1967-1968
In 1969, all were redesigned to become the dreaded B series.
Other models followed the same sequence in the same years:
A, A-II, A-70, and A-70 MK-II (dropped in 1967)
AT-5, AT50, AT-50 MK-II, SL-55 (no change in 1961)
Autoslim, 1000, 2000, 3000 (no change in 1961)
New models in 1964: Lab-80, Model 40, Model 30
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