Hooking on a turntable to a home theater amplifier

Turntables required a specific input all of their own, so you can't connect the turntable cables to any other input besides a "phonograph" or "turntable" Chances are the Sylvania Home Theater System does not have the specific turntable inputs.

If the player has a MD/MC pickup head, you need to use an input suitable for MD/MC
(Magneto Dynamic/Moving Coil). If that is not available, you need to buy a standalone
phono pre-amp (pre-amplifier with RIAA-correction curve). Like the TCC TC-400G/L.
Example: See HERE and some info HERE.

Some make and model numbers would have helped.

A traditional turntable requires a preamp inline with it to PRE amplify and frequency-balance (*) the minute signal produced by it's cartridge. Most stereo receivers and preamps have Phono connections and internal preamplification strictly for that purpose. Lacking a Phono Preamp you will have unusuable very low, tinny sound.

* Google "riaa equalization" for some background

Some of the newer turntables come with selectable internal preamplification to solve the lack of it in modern equipment.

Volume is always handled at the electronics.

Sadly, it is only a Home Theater System. It is not a Audio/Video Receiver. The only possible way to get around this is to buy a converter to hook into your RCA turntable to the ASC IN Jack in the front lower left corner as you are looking at it! Sorry, I hope this will help you...

hi,
the output voltage from ur turntable is not enough for the aux in put of ur home theater. for connecting the same to ur home theater amplifier u need a phono amplifier. connect the turntables out put to it, and phono amps out to any one of the analog input of ur home theater amplifier.
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from your home theater system output to the input of your amplifiers.....

Yes. It needs to have Line Level (slightly amplified or pre-amp'd) before your home theatre system can 'hear' it.

if there is no phono input on your home theatre amp, plug the turntable into the auxillary sockets and not the sat/tv/cd input as it wont work properly in that socket. if after putting the turntable into the auxillary socket it is still too quiet then you should purchase a specially made small pre-amp booster amplifier designed for turntables to inprove the signal to noise ratio from a reputable hi-fi shop/dealer. good luck

hi! you can hook up .. first if your bose amplifier have a phono input you can put it plug and play. but if no pre amp phono input you have to buy or provide (from turntable to pre-amp phono to bose)  to heard and listen to your old vinyl.. mk2 batallion.....

http://www.htfr.com/more-info/?catno=MR155277.
please buy the item above -----connect your turntable to input and take the output and connect it in line in in receiver.