Does anyone know if it would be possible to connect a turntable that has the red and black wires?
1282958
Yes, a turntable can be connected. You may need to use a Pre-amp in between the two devices ensure it is loud enough.
1709929
Sorry Bruce, I don't have a turntable but I can tell you they are connected to my computer and are great! And if the connection which is the smaller plug works on your turntable it should work....
1403949
They have two "phono plug" l/r inputs. You can adapt to any type of connector. I thought a standard turntable had phono plugs however also needs a amp/booster of some sort to boost the output to the amp. If your turntable has a way of getting a good signal out then you should be able to adapt to the phono plug on the speakers. The photo should sound great once connected.
555395
Yes, you can plug this unit into three different types of inputs: 1) aux in ( tape in etc. ) They are usually red and white. 2) phono and 3) USB. You simply need to make sure that the output switch on the turntable is in the proper position.
1438906
You actually have to connect the turntable to a receiver that has RCA phono inputs (different from RCA aux inputs) and then use an optical out connection from the receiver to the soundbar. Those receivers are not easy to find, but one example is Marantz PM6005 Hi-Fi Integrated Amplifier.
839915
Try plugging in to an open spot in the audio section. Is your "CD" section unused? Plug into the white and red RCA-type plugs. Just remember which section you use when you want to play your turntable! Good luck! No guarantees, Lol!
1301963
I just connected one of my turntables and it will work, BUT with a very low output at speakers. You will need a preamp.
2223564
Thanks for your question. It comes without the ability to connect a turntable but you can connect one using an external phono preamp such as the NAD PP4. This is a fantastic sounding amplifier. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Peachtree dealer.
1772248
You can but you will need an inline turntable amplifier. Otherwise it will be too quiet, the input for it is not amplified in the receiver.
1515106
the rca output from the turntable is low level, and would require a "phono" input jack on your stereo, which would seldom be used for other input sources. You'd only be able to connect the turntable to your stereo system with the USB cable if the stereo system has a USB input port.
1599611
Sorry,This item does not have tha capability to plug in a turntable.Regards,HIDEF
2061180
Absolutely! Just add some good speaker wire when you order the speakers. Bare about 1/2 inch of the wire on each end and attach to speakers and then the binding posts on the turn table. (Note: The turntable must have a built-in amplifier. If not, then these are the wrong speakers.) Dorian
1156739
Hi Ann, you need an amplifier. You can't directly connect this on a turntable. -Vincent
919669
Not sure... If the turntables output is equivalent to a cd player it would work... Not sure of the output of the turntable.
796133
Sure, just press the red record button, this will allow you to listen to the turntable through the headphone jack or you can hook up a amp to the outputs on the back of the unit or use the headphone jack. I hope this helps you out. Have a great day.
1385590
If the turntable has rca outs, it should. ( the red and white audio jacks). Also, make sure the receiver has optical in.
1969648
The problem with a turntable and powered speakers is that turntables do not output the line-level signal you need. There are small pre-amps designed for record players that bring the very low signal up to line-level - that is what you need. You could also get an older, vintage full function pre-amp that does all sorts of switching too - they are much larger and more expensive, but if you want to use multiple inputs they are well worth the extra cost. Follow this link for the pre-amps you are looking for: