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Your cart is empty.The AT6181DL kit includes a stroboscope disc along with a quartz strobe light, giving you everything you need to precisely check your turntable's rotation speed. The light’s yellow LED provides a clear, accurate reading of the stroboscope’s high-contrast markings for 33-1/3, 45 and 78 RPM speeds. Stroboscope disc also includes an overhang guide.
Marco B
Reviewed in Italy on January 18, 2025
Prodotto ottimo punto di ritiro ok
DJ Evo
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 11, 2024
Very good quality easy to use. Performance is perfect. Appearance not two big. Very accurate so sound quality great. Money well it could pay for its self over time as service your own decks. Thank you.Also will add you need 2x triple A batteries and glad of that because a lot of stuff needs button batteries and most leak.So happy I can put decent batteries inside too.
カスタマー
Reviewed in Japan on July 16, 2023
値段がべらぼうに高い。この機能でこの値段ですか？加えて電池も添付されていない。オーディオファンを舐めるなと言いたいです。以上です。
N. Brown
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2023
For the price, the strobe lines ought to be printed properly on the metal disc. They aren’t centered, so when attempting to calibrate my turntable, the lines dance around. Not acceptable for the money. It’s going back.
Cédric
Reviewed in Germany on November 7, 2023
Great product, to be expected from a great company like Audio Technica. Easy way to check turntable speed.
Matthew McGowan
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2022
Probably like most serious turntable hobbyists, I've tried a number of devices and techniques over the years to determine whether my machines are running at the perfect speeds. This is my current favorite because 1) The strobe disc is small, the size of an LP label, so you can track the speed while the record is playing; 2) Being able to track speed while the LP is playing allows you to compensate for stylus drag; 3) If you want to (depending on your platter/mat), you can just leave it on your platter all the time to check speed quickly in-between sides; 4) The strobe light itself is small, clearly-marked, and easy to use; and 5) Audio-Technica is a brand I trust and this product is no exception. I have other strobe tools in the house, but I have two of these (one for the main system and one for the office system) because I feel like this is just the most ideal solution to speed tracking that I've come across to date. Simple and effective.
ZTT Fan
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2022
Works exactly as you would hope it would.I loved the fact that the strobe disc is made of metal rather than paper, insuring it will last, and is about the size of a record label, allowing you to put the stylus down on the record to account for stylus drag when setting speed.It’s pricy but it is made well and does exactly what it is supposed to.Be careful and make sure you have the switch on the strobe in the proper position as measuring 33.3 or 45 with the switch in 78 or vice-versa will throw the reported speed off by about 2%.
Mark J. Swantkowski
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2021
Grossly overpriced item, indicative of how the retail segment is ripping off the public with everything related to phonograph merchandise. Prices need to come into line with the actual value of the merchandise...
Zeb
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2021
Beautifully made and designed. The disk is aluminum accurate and machined and finished smoothly. The wand used a bright yellow which makes reading the scales easier. A lot of thought and care has going into the engineering of the wand.
Admin_Dude42
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2021
I feel kinda silly spending upwards of $100 for a dim flashlight which serves a single purpose. But we have to keep in mind that this is THE product to calibrate turntables. I can now calibrate 33 1/3 or 45 RPM without any doubt for any turntable. The pulse is accurate, as the ring on the strobe disc is motionless on my Technics DD quartz turntable I used for reference. I could have just as easily rigged up an LED to an Arduino, but this is more elegant. Audio Technica makes some of the best turntable peripherals and I am glad they put together such a well thought out product for vinyl enthusiasts. Back to the price, I believe the reason this cost as much as AT's least expensive turntable is speed calibration devices are not in high demand for the average vinyl consumer. If you're in doubt with your turntables speed you cannot go wrong buying this.
terenceclh
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2020
Good
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