playing 33lp's I'm not interested in converting my 33's. All i want to do is play them. Can I just plug this into the wall like a radio and play the records? Thank you!
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I also just want to play my vinyl records, can I plug it into my receiver and play them.
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Yes you can. This deck has a USB cable and two RCA cables. You can plug the cables into you receiver's or amplifier's line inputs. An older piece of equipment might have phono inputs. Do not connect this turntable into the phono inputs as the pre-amplified signal might damage you amplifier or receiver.
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It plugs right into your stereo receiver but will not play on its own as there are no speakers.
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Hi Mike, Yes, you can hook up your turntable , it will play through "line in" as the source Jack
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It says you can but I haven't messed with it yet, BECAUSE THIS RECORD PLAYER SUCKS!!! It is built cheap and it is awful. Get something from ION. They are quality and have a vinyl to mp3 output and software. Lesson learned. Cheap aint good and good aint cheap.
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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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RETURN IT!! This was gift for my 80 yr old father, and we had no shipping damage, no issues playing LP's or 45's or connecting to my dad's main system. With LP's there is slit in the back of the cabinet so the LP's could spin, but I will go over to Dad's this weekend and take a look.
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I bought mine to use with old records. The regular size LP's on the bottom, then 78's for the middle and 45's for the top....
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This model only plays 33 and 45 records. However, the software that comes with it allows you to record the 78 at 45 rpm and the software will compensate for the speed difference and allow to play the converted MP3 file at the proper speed. You won't be able to listen to the 78 record directly but you can play the MP3 version of it and record the song to a CD if you wish. I can provide more details if you wish.
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With this turntable you could have almost any kind of setup. It has a built in pre-amp. Meaning you could use this on a bookshelf system if thats what you have. I myself have a mid 90's Technics receiver that I ultimately route through my Sony 7.1 receiver which has no turntable pre-amp built in. My room is set up strange so I have large RCA cables going from the Technics (that the turntable is plugged into) into the Sony. Sound confusing? Dont let it be...whatever you may have, be it micro system or whatever, as long as you have an open AUX,PHONE,whatever STEREO input, you'll be fine. Just make sure if said system doesnt have a built in phono pre-amp, you switch the pre-amp on the turn table on and you're good to go
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Do the LPs transfer directly to CDs? Or do they need to go into a computer and get burned to a CD. (I don't even know if my computer has a CD burner.) If can email me it is:j sidwell at Tampa Bay dot rr dot com
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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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Yes, it plays records nicely. One side at a time, one record at a time. I have mine plugged in to an old pair of external stereo speakers and it sounds great.
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No problem. I use in a one-channel antique jukebox for the phono input. Very few of the modern ones have a phono input anymore and they need a pre-amp. This is a road-warrior amp, and I have used several of them for different projects over the years. One takes the output from my surround sound unit and powers speaker pairs all over the house. Another goo feature is that the off-on switch stays in the position you leave it and can be used in a switched power outlet of a master amp or anything else you want it to respond to. I keep coming back to this amp and have been very happy with them...especially the price and availability. No problem. I use in a one-channel antique jukebox for the phono input. Very few of the modern ones have a phono input anymore and they need a pre-amp. This is a road-warrior amp, and I have used several of them for different projects over the years. One takes the output from my surround sound unit and powers speaker pairs all over the house. Another goo feature is that the off-on switch stays in the position you leave it and can be used in a switched power outlet of a master amp or anything else you want it to respond to. I keep coming back to this amp and have been very happy with... » Read More No problem. I use in a one-channel antique jukebox for the phono input. Very few of the modern ones have a phono input anymore and they need a pre-amp. This is a road-warrior amp, and I have used several of them for different projects over the years. One takes the output from my surround sound unit and powers speaker pairs all over the house. Another goo feature is that the off-on switch stays in the position you leave it and can be used in a switched power outlet of a master amp or anything else you want it to respond to. I keep coming back to this amp and have been very happy with them...especially the price and availability. « Show Less
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Hello, yes you can use it like the old phonograph, I have used mine a lot since receiving it and have only used it to play records and it does that well.
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I found that if one doesn't have a receiver with phono inputs, a preamp is needed for ideal sound. I have not, however, converted vinyl to CDs.
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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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The unit has a line out l/r, with a switch for internal or external. I don't see why this wouldn't work. I love the unit. I believe that I have used it more than I did my turntables in the 70s and 80s.
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It looks like you should be able to. There are audio "in" jacks (1red & 1 white) on the back of the unit. Thereare also a couple of USB ports on the front of the unit but I don't know if turntables are using them now.It is a nice system with lots of power, I like mine!