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Where do I hook up the record player - Yamaha HTR-5540 Receiver

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Your turn table (record player) is most likely equipped with a "magnetic" cartridge. If so it requires an additional preamp (and equalization) to work with a generic audio in like found on your receiver. To use your existing turn table you would need a phono preamp (http://www.crutchfield.com/p_745PP2/NAD-PP-2.html?search=phono+amp is ONE example). Alternately most of the new wave USB output turntables (http://www.crutchfield.com/p_158LX3HUSB/Sony-PS-LX300USB.html?search=turntable is ONE example) also have generic "line level" outputs and could be attached to you receiver.

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That would depend on what type of outputs your record player has. If it only has RCA (white/black and red), simply choose one of the two RCA inputs. If it has optical or coaxial outputs, and you don't have another device you wish to use one of those, then those would be fine as well. Hope this helps!

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