SOURCE: Can't get the darn to work
make sure the belt is on right.
make sure the belt is not to tight
some newer turntable's require power to turn as well anti lock
SOURCE: I need to connect my turntable to my reciever via Pioneer GR-470 pre-amp
no need for phono, you can go to radio shack and get a selection switch to make things easier.
SOURCE: hum when turntable connected to phono sockets on amp
this turntable absolutely came with a ground wire that must connect to the gnd connection on the amp. maybe it got torn off or something but there should be clues on the back of the turntable as to what happened to it.
once the lead is found it must be connected to the amp gnd connect to get rid of the hum. this might require someone with soldering skilz or what have you in order rig up a new wire.
a tech might have to remove the bottom and solder in a new wire if it is cut or ripped off at the housing. This is common as people forget to unhook the gnd wire from the amp when moving things around.
SOURCE: Connect Onkyo CP-1020F Turntable to Theater System?
Yes. It needs to have Line Level (slightly amplified or pre-amp'd) before your home theatre system can 'hear' it.
SOURCE: I connected this turntable to a sony DAV-DX255
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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