Would this allow me to use a turntable with a Philips Soundbar (HTL3110B)?
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Yes. the Philips Soundbar (HT3110B) has a phono level amplifier which has the standard RIAA equalization for phono cartridges. This amplifier raises the signal level of the phono cartridge high enough to feed into a high level input on your receiver or preamplifier. A high level input would be an auxiliary input or CD input. Good luck the device works very well.
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I'm not absolutely certain, but I think it would. I use it with a Sony turntable and two external speakers. It has a single output port (to my two sequenced external speakers), L & R output ports (which I'm not using), L & R input ports (from my turntable), and a power cord port, which I keep unplugged when not in use so the unit is not "on" when not in use. There is no on/off switch. There is also a place for a Ground-wire connection. I have been very happy with my Behringer Microphone PP400. The unit meaesures 1¼"H x 4"W x 2¼"D.
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It all depends on whether your turntable uses a P-mount cartridge or not. If it does, this cartridge should fit, based on what it looks like in the photograph. I hope that helps
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No. I do not think this would help. I used this sound card in that capacity. I later abandoned it and went back to the on board sound card. I could not tell a difference. You are better off spending money on the cartridge and stylus in the turntable.
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Yes, it is compatible/usable, on that specific turntable, as long as you have the correct-sized headshell.
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Yes, this will boost the output of the turntable. I think it would work fine with the stereo line input on a sound bar.
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It most likely will. It's been a while since I had to deal with this problem, but if you want to get your turntable working, the cost is reasonable and worth giving it a try. If you have a problem installing this, type your question on Google and a video should come up with very clear instructions.
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They connect via a standard 3.5mm audio jack, so I don't see why not so long as your turntable supports it either directly or via an adapter.
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This preamp takes the input from the turntable and makes the signal compatible with inputs to amps that don't have a phono input. So, if you plug it into a CD input it should work just fine. It is analog, so it is up to your receiver (in your case the sound bar) to figure out what to send to the sub - which it should be able to do.
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If the soundbar connects via RCA input, I don't see why not. I used this cable to connect to a sound system, myself.
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You should be able to. I assume you have an RCA output from the turntable which you can connect to the unit.
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I don't have a turntable, but I don't see why not. In my case, I didn't even have to bother with the little curly wires, I just put the device in between the computer and amp. Plus, it's not overly expensive and will keep forever.
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Hi Ann, you need an amplifier. You can't directly connect this on a turntable. -Vincent
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I can't be sure as I'm not familiar w/ the soundbar. However, my guess is that it would work so long as the soundbar has a pair of RCA jack inputs. Worst case, return costs would not be too high if it didn't work.
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i would think so long as it follows the standard settings, two screws to hold it to the headshell and four wires for the plug base, i would not see that as a issue. i think the bigger concern was does the plug base fit your turntables arm.
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I'm not sure. I doubt it. My recommendation would be to buy a less expensive soundbar and woofer that matches the quality of your source.
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I cannot respond to this directly. I know it works well with an SL-B2 turntable.
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It should work, the only thing I gave in mine us a turntable, but it has jacks in the back. Check your manual