I have the AT-LP60 as well, but I occasionally use a Crosley to listen to old records (never anything heavyweight). it sounds fine imo, and I haven't noticed any damage to them.
Is it true the LP60 makes vinyls sound warped after excessive use? I'm gonna use it as a starter and upgrade to an LP120 in the future. Or should I not upgrade to a LP120 since I can't see myself use the player excessively?
My own sister has a Crosley. She'll pull it out sometimes when I go home for visits, and, yes, we will actually spin some of her stuff on it. How unspeakably wrong, I know. The shame of it all.
But the only records it has gotten to know have been cheap garage sale or flea market finds, so very little hangs in the balance.
Umm, $185 in what currency? The cheapest I found converted was like $375, so like I'm serious that we can do a PayPal transaction for the item and shipping.
In Czech crowns. I cannot imagine the shipping costs for this, though.
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I just got my records from UO and must say that they've improved the packing. But as I was worried I got the standard pressing of Paracosm. This risk didn't pay off.
It's perfect.
But as I was worried I got the standard pressing of Paracosm. This risk didn't pay off. 
