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Subject: Turntables
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kentrik 22.01.09 - 01:47pm
I always plug mine in the tuner plugs as i feel i get a better sound than through phono, can this cause damage? * +

garion 22.01.09 - 01:58pm
A Phono signal has a significantly lower power level than a Line-level signal. This difference means that if a Phono output is connected to a Line-level input, the sound will be extremely low. If the amplifier does not have a specific set of inputs marked as Phono, you would need to amplify the Phono signal to the power level of a Line-level signal using a pre-amplifier. * +

canine1 22.01.09 - 01:58pm
no its fine 2 do that, ive bin a dj 4 12yrs and my turntables run through the mixer and into the aux input.never use phono input,especialy if u run the turntables through a mixer.it wil always sound poo! sum turntables that are designed just for playback can sound ok tho through phono. * +

garion 22.01.09 - 02:00pm
So basically you should be getting a much QUIETER sound through your tuner output. Got to go, lunch over. * +

canine1 22.01.09 - 02:03pm
u can get a cheap mixer2use as a pre amp also.then u have the benefit of running more then 1 thing through that channel on the amp. * +

kentrik 22.01.09 - 02:15pm
It does reduce the volume of sound, but through phono it hisses like fk when i record a mix * +

canine1 22.01.09 - 03:21pm
sory i didnt no u was a dj,in dat case use aux, i run 1210s through a numark in2 a marantz amp on aux. when i make a cd it snds perfect. * +

kentrik 22.01.09 - 05:08pm
I use aux for something else tho, thats why i use tuner, aint aux, tuner and cd all same anyway? Just thought phono woz dif * +

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