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Audio-Technica
Audio-Technica AT-SB727 Sound Burger
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Key specs
Drive Type
Belt-driveMost commonBelt-drive91%Direct-drive9%
Belt-drive is the most common — on 91% of the 23 turntables we've cataloged (of 26).
Built In Preamp
YesMost commonTrue100%
True is the most common — on 100% of the 18 turntables we've cataloged (of 26).
Built In Speakers
NoTrue65%False35%
False appears on 35% of the 23 turntables we've cataloged (of 26).
Playback Speeds
33,45Design
- Drive Type
- Belt-drive
- Playback Speeds
- 33,45
- Color Options
- Black, white, yellow
- Dimensions Depth
- 290 mm
- Dimensions Height
- 70 mm
- Dimensions Width
- 100 mm
- Auto Stop
- No
- Dust Cover
- Yes
- Is Automatic
- Manual
- Platter Material
- Aluminum
- Tonearm Type
- Straight
- Weight
- 900 g
Sound
- Built In Preamp
- Yes
- Built In Speakers
- No
- Cartridge Included
- Yes
- Cartridge Model
- ATN3600LC
- Cartridge Type
- Moving magnet (MM)
Connectivity
- Bluetooth Codec
- SBC
- Bluetooth Version
- 5.2
- Connection Type
- Wired-aux-3.5mm,bluetooth
Identity
- Model Number
- AT-SB727
Release
- Msrp Usd
- 199 USD
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Features & Opinions
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The Audio-Technica Sound Burger is a deliciously impractical nostalgia tripVinyl-to-go that's more conversation than commute-ready.
Adam BirneyManaging EditorThe vinyl revival: Why imperfection still mattersVinyl’s return feels like more than nostalgia. It’s a small act of resistance.
Ansel TanVideo ProducerThis absurd record player reminded me what music is all about.In a sea of sterile innovation, a flawed little record player brought me back to the joy of listening.Ansel TanVideo Producer
Adam BirneyManaging EditorThe vinyl revival: Why imperfection still mattersVinyl’s return feels like more than nostalgia. It’s a small act of resistance.Ansel TanVideo ProducerThis absurd record player reminded me what music is all about.In a sea of sterile innovation, a flawed little record player brought me back to the joy of listening.Ansel TanVideo ProducerMore Turntables
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