Sent: Wednesday, November 09, 2005 6:10 AM
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Hi!
Wwish it was as simple as simply using a cable as Peter seems to suggest.
If you mean a separate turntable, i.e. one that is not built into a
stereo
system, you would probably need some kind of pre-amp between
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It would most likely increase the level, probably to the point of serious
overmodulation it would sound very distorted.
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Brent! Plugging anything but a turntable into the phono input will
make that thing sound bad. The phono input is different from all the
others. When a record is made a lot of the lower frequency audio signal is
removed from it in order to fit the sound physically on the vinyl record.
When
Gary! It's called an RIAA Preamp, where RIAA stands for Recording
Industry Association of America. I think you can get them for $50 or so.
If you have an old receiver around you could plug the turntable into it's
phono input then run one of the receiver's line level outputs into your
sound
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Brent! Plugging anything but a turntable into the phono input will
make that thing sound bad. The phono input
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At 05:10 AM 9/11/2005 -0500, you wrote:
What do you call the device used to connect a turntable to a computer so
you can record from it and what's its typical price?
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At 05:10 AM 9/11/2005 -0500, you wrote:
What do you call the device used to connect a turntable to a computer so
you can record from it and what's its typical price?
Thanks.
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A cable smile
At 05:10 AM 9/11/2005 -0500, you wrote:
What do you call the device used to connect a turntable to a computer
so you can record from it and what's its typical price?
Thanks
I think he means a preamp.
Bruce
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I think he means a preamp.
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Subject: RE: Name and Price
Hi!
Wwish it was as simple as simply using a cable as Peter seems to suggest.
If you mean a separate turntable, i.e. one that is not built into a
stereo
system, you would probably need some kind of pre-amp between the
turntable
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Is it possible to use the phono input, if one has no turn table
Thanks. All I could come up with was head amp and that didn't sound right.
Appreciated.
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Sent: Wednesday, November 09, 2005 8:51 AM
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I think he means a preamp.
Bruce
you could do that with a rezistered cable. Lots of people have to do that.
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I think most of the newer turntables have preamps built
in to
them because the new stereo receivers don't have the phono jacks in
them. I never bought one but I was looking for one 2 or 3 years ago
and saw that they had their own preamps.
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