Is there a Phono input
1547560
No, like most receivers made in the last 10 years, there is not. The other person who responded is using some sort of external pre-amplifier, and plugging it into one of the other analog inputs. So, i can be done, but to answer your question specifically, there is no phono input.
1547561
Yes. I added a pre-amp to my turntable. It works very well. Highly recommended.
902743
No, there is only one set of inputs. Plugging into the jack disconnects the phono connectors.
1271968
Very few receivers these days have a Phono input, and this one does not. You will need to get a preamp to take the phono output and amplify it to line level, then use either Audio 1 or Audio 2. I can highly recommend this: TCC TC-750LC BLACK Professional Moving Magnet Preamp This unit also works very nicely to plug into a line-in jack on a PC sound card for ripping vinyl to MP3s. The only turntables that will not require a preamp are some newer ones that have it built in.
1356789
You will need to use a preamp with this receiver, there is no phono input. You can buy a phono preamp starting at about $20. If you don't use a phono preamp, the sound will be very quiet and you'll have to crank the sound all the way up to hear it at all. Some turntables have a phono preamp built in, in which case you won't need one.
710143
Yes. It has a built in preamp and a switch in the back for phono or line out. It'll work for you. Good luck.
727809
Only if you need more that 2 inputs. You would need a phono preamp however if you were using a turntable.
470240
No dedicated phono jacks, but you could use one of several standard RCA inputs like CD.
536999
It's pretty straight forward. There are 2xphono inputs or, alternately, 2x1/4" inputs. The phono inputs are labeled L and R. Then hook your speakers to the speaker terminals on either the A or B channel. Then make sure your source is outputting sound and the proper channel is selected on the from of the unit and you are done.
795353
The topping TP22 has line level input, not phono level. You would need to add a pre-amp to connect a phonograph or turntable.
421325
If you have a more modern receiver without a "phono" input, you will need to also purchase a preamplifier. I have this and the audio-techna preamp and am very happy with it.
695840
Yes. You should connect it to the "Phono" input and select "phone" in the turntable.
1764540
It does have phono inputs, however depending on the age of your turntable (if it has a pre-amp built into it) the phono jacks won't work. The good news is if your turntable is new (like mine) you can plug it into the "AUXILLIARY" jacks and it will work JUST FINE. This is a good reciever for the price. J.D.
2148069
I'm guessing it would work with a tape input, but probably not with the phono input. Unless it is a newer type of system, the phono inputs used different line levels. The tape input shoudl work though. I use the CD input on my system and it works just fine.
1070327
Analog input capable - Turntables etc. More like a pass through the way I understand it and use it.
298311
Thank you for clearing up my question about the phono input hookup. I appreciate your taking the time. I'll go into a higher equipped model which will solve the problem.Dana M. KottCathedral City, CA
801751
It is worth a try but on my original stereo the phono input gave a garbled output and any other one seemed fine
830752
No you would not be able to use the digital inputs. Turntables need to use the phono stage as it amplifies the signal from the cartridge and applies the RIAA equalization curve. There will be volume differences since each phono cartridge has different outputs levels. I hear very little volume drop but I have a higher output cartridge on my turntable. Make sure you using the proper phono cartridge settings ie (MM) for Moving Magnet or (MC) Moving Coil, that will also make a difference in volume.