pre amp and then you can connect to aux inputs. http://www.google.com/search?q=phono+pre+amp&rlz=1C1CHMO_enUS514US515&aq=f&oq=phono+pre+amp&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#q=phono+pre+amp
...input for the pre amp, which might damage the pre amp. I hope this helps. PS moving magnet and moving coil are same difference. These are both dynamic cartridges, and can be connected to
...pre amp - what product would that be and how much do I need to spend? IF your amp has a phono input, you need nothing special. If all you have is aux inputs or an extra tape input, you need a phono ...
...pre-amp, pricing on them start as low as $25.00, just be aware that you get what you pay for! If it's a high end phonograph, get a good pre-amp. Google "phono pre amp" in shopping, you'll find lots. ...
...pre-amp must be purchased. These usually cost around $20. This pre-amp will boost the signal level to that of a CD player or tape deck so that either a tape input or aux input can be used. Once you ...
Question about Yamaha Audio Players & Recorders
...pre amp the sound is distorted and broken up. the turntable requests phono turned on to use. Does the receiver have a pre amp or boost signal therefor bypassing turntable pre amp. Or is there a ...
Question about Nakamichi Audio Players & Recorders
Pre-amp Switch For increased flexibility of use, this turntable has an internal stereo phono pre-amplifier. The Pre-amp Selector Switch is located under the turntable platter, in the rear-center (Fig.
...pre-amp and then hook it into the AUX input. But it appears all I have for audio inputs is a CD and MD-CDR. I've tried hooking it directly (without a preamp) into both those jacks without sucess. I'd ...
Question about Sherwood Audio Players & Recorders
...pre-amp connections on an audio device are in place after equalizer controls. There are no pre-amp connections on the Sherwood. I don't know about your particular receiver, but you can use a tape ...
...offer acceptable solution.. Thanks. Perhaps the turntable requires a pre-amp. If the receiver has a "phono" input, that's the one you should use. If no "phono" input, use an "aux" with a
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