could these be used with a record player?
214056
These can be used with any device that provides speaker connections. your record player must connect to an amp or receiver, the amp or receiver would provide either RCA or clip type wire connections. If your record player is not amplified then you will receive little sound.
214057
Not directly. My record player, tape deck, cd player all are connected to my tuner/pre-amp. The speakers are connected to the pre-amp for them to work.
214058
Yes, they could be used, however they are better used as secondary speakers to fill out the sound in a surround sound system. They would be lacking for a stereo system as the primary speakers. I think a little tinny to be used for true stereo sound. Good luck.
214059
These are not powered speakers. If your record player is amplified or is going to an amplifier first then they would work. These also use speaker wire and not RCA plugs. Providing more information on what type of record player would help in providing you a more accurate answer.
214060
Short answer, yes, with reservations. Detailed answer: These speakers have spring clip terminals on the back to receive speaker wire (supply your own). They will not directly connect to a standard record player. Most likely you have RCA outputs (red and white round connections) on your record player. Technically you could hook up the speakers directly with RCA cables (stripped at one end) though the sound output would be very low.Best answer: Purchase a small amplifier like the LP-2020A Lepai LP-2020A+ Tripath TA2020 Class-T Hi-Fi Audio Amplifier with Power Supply and hook up the Pyle speakers to the amp with speaker wire. Hook up a male-to-male RCA audio cable between the amp and your record player and you are set to go. Short answer, yes, with reservations. Detailed answer: These speakers have spring clip terminals on the back to receive speaker wire (supply your own). They will not directly connect to a standard record player. Most likely you have RCA outputs (red and white round connections) on your record player. Technically you could hook up the speakers directly with RCA cables (stripped at one end) though the sound output would be very low.Best answer: Purchase a small amplifier like the LP-2020A Lepai LP-2020A+ Tripath... » Read More Short answer, yes, with reservations. Detailed answer: These speakers have spring clip terminals on the back to receive speaker wire (supply your own). They will not directly connect to a standard record player. Most likely you have RCA outputs (red and white round connections) on your record player. Technically you could hook up the speakers directly with RCA cables (stripped at one end) though the sound output would be very low.Best answer: Purchase a small amplifier like the LP-2020A Lepai LP-2020A+ Tripath TA2020 Class-T Hi-Fi Audio Amplifier with Power Supply and hook up the Pyle speakers to the amp with speaker wire. Hook up a male-to-male RCA audio cable between the amp and your record player and you are set to go. « Show Less
214061
These speakers require a power source such as an amplifier. The connections on the back are red and black pull down clips not rca sockets. I hope this helps some. They should work with a turntable with the correct connections.
1486267
They have a normal aux jack, so I'd think so but it would depend on the input on the dvd player.
407319
I would think so. I bought them to fill the space. We use an ipod and an amp and they sound great. I doubt you can get better sound for the price.
1607864
Yes if that is how you would use them. You would need an RCA adapter though.
2033856
Yes they are but I don't believe there would be enough output from the turntable to drive them without a preamp of some kind
71581
Absolutely you can, but they will not play in a regular CD player, only a machine that plays DVDs.
49426
I think that if your record player has a pre-amp in it and a USB out, you could.
855926
I cannot know for sure as I have not done so. However, they have hi-z and lo-z inputs as well as the built-in amplification. Directly connecting to a turntable without a preamp should work....with a preamp might cause distortion but it might work as well.
55879
Yes they can. However, you will need a RCA stereo audio (male) to 3.5mm (female) adapter.
1951274
They can, but the sound/volume level would be way to low even with the radio turned up full blast. The cartridge in the turntable has a very low signal output and since your turntable does not have its own internal amplifier (very few do) its output is insufficient to power the input of the radio. Just Google " phono-preamp " and check out some of the links. You will need one of these pre-amps to beef-up the turntable cartridge's signal enough for it to be sufficient for the radio's input requirements. You just plug the turntable into the pre-amp and then connect the pre-amp to the radio. Some of the pre-amps have an additional gain/volume control so that you may further "tune" the output of the pre-amp to the required input of the radio's input terminals. It is not rocket science and pretty much everybody is capable of this simple procedure. If the pre-amp does not have this gain/volume control just follow its user guide's directions, hook it up, and go! If you read a few of the ads linked under the above search you will learn quite a bit about what is required and about the procedure. A decent phono-preamp can be purchased for under $20.00. However, if you have a high-end cartridge you may wish to spend more. It will depend on the style and type of cartridge you have, e.g. MM, MC, Decca or Sapphire. Google " Types of Phono Cartridges " and you will find links to multiple sites from there (if you are not sure of your cartridge's type). The two most common types of phonograph cartridges are moving magnet (MM) and moving coil (MC) phono cartridges. Each of these requires a slightly different pre-amp "boost" but most pre-amps have a switch to select the type you have attached. If you aren't sure which you have just flip the selector back-and-forth to see which one sounds the best. You can't break or hurt anything by doing this. Enjoy your music! -- Lee Brown
1133367
Yes, absolutely. I used them this past holiday season to make CD's of favorite music and gave away as gifts. They are nice to record on and play. I love them!
292281
Yes as far as I know. I've used them in one of the oldest portable minidisc recorders, the one that only records for 80 minutes on these discs, and they worked fine.Kevin
733730
I don't see why not. Despite being cheap, they're pretty solid with good response and probably make good bookshelf speakers. Note, they're unpowered so if you were to use them with a computer (I'm assuming that since it's Logitech) you'd need an amp to drive them post-computer.
799109
You can, but as far as I can tell they'll only play regular vinyl, not digital control records.
241089
They should work if the new record player has appropriate amp output to drive your speakers. Wouldn't work for just a turntable without amplification. Chuck
721445
It looks like you should be able to. There are audio "in" jacks (1red & 1 white) on the back of the unit. Thereare also a couple of USB ports on the front of the unit but I don't know if turntables are using them now.It is a nice system with lots of power, I like mine!
1390787
They are very minimal. I won't say I hate them. I personally plug mine into a speaker setup that had two speakers and a subwoofer. And so it's the record player and the speakers together. I would like the built in speakers to be better but what can you do?