Is there an input for a phonograph? Yes, we still listen to vinyl!
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If your phonograph uses component audio o.k. There is no component audio labeled phonograph.
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You can, but as far as I can tell they'll only play regular vinyl, not digital control records.
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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.
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Comes ready to play vinyl - and it sounds great through my system. The stylus is fine!
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We used the RCA plug in the front or the audio "in" (RCA plug) in the back. BUT your phonograph has to have a PRE-AMP. With ours, we could barely hear anything... it was way too low in sound to enjoy. I hope this helps. If you have any other questions that I might be able to help you with, please contact me. THANKS..
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As long as it has line level inputs, you should be able to use a turntable. Since these inputs are not labeled 'phono' you will need a pre-amplifier for your turntable if it does not have one built-in.
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The answer from Joan is correct. There is no low level phono input. To use a phonograph you will need a pre-amp to get the signal level to a useable level. Phonographs, 8-Tracks, Sony Beta...., Goony Birds! all gone.
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Yes u can! When play the disc later it will sound exactly the same as the vinyl
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Yes, there is an auxiliary input on the stereo. The record player should be connected up via an unamplified output or from a headphone jack.
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Since everyone is enjoying, go with an ELP laser turntable. Internet search for that and be amazed. Play your records like they ARE CD's. Wild!
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It does not play vinyl LP records...you would need a turntable to do that, but it will record them, if fed by a turntable as an input device. It will play back both CDs and cassette tapes (and record to either one or one to the other). You will need a separate receiver and speakers to use it.
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There's lots of opportunities for line-out devices, but nothing that would accomodate a phonograph. I searched the PDF for the manual -- no occurence of "phono".
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I do not have turntable, but there is a phono input to the receiver. I would think most all turntables would connect up to that without a pre-amp being needed...
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According to 'Billy's 4-star review, this turntable can be used to connect to stereo systems and listen to your vinyl. I had that doubt as well, but reading the reviews helped.
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No. But I bought it knowing it bc I play vinyl only on it and cool looking.
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yea... maybe we should put up an award for answering our question... how about we both chip in 100 bucks. I bet you by tomorrow morning we'll have dozen new answers!I want this thing badly, but if I can't listen to it NORMALLY using my stereo... then I'm not going to buy it. While I want to rip my LPs into MP3s, I also want to listen to them FROM the turntable.
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The only way I have used this turntable has been to input from vinyl directly into iTunes on my computer (a MAC running 10.6.8) via USB - sometimes via a free download called 'EZ Vinyl Converter' and sometimes, when I wanted to do some tweeking, via Audicity (also a free download). I have been very satisfied with the turntable for that purpose. But I'm afraid I haven't tried playing directly from the turntable into an audio system. Sorry if this is no help for your situation.