Is the pre amp out have a low pass filter?
1322406
This product has no independent outputs for various rca: low, medium, high, however it is very good player based on its price.
912088
Not by itself. This is a passive speaker, it is not ampified. Preamps out are made to connect to an amplifier (such as Boss AR1500M ARMOR 1,500-Watt Mono Mosfet Amplifier ), which in turn would be connected to the speaker(s)
762459
No, it just has a volume control. If you are going from this pre-amp into a main amplifier, the main amplifier will provide the bass/treble or tone.
478915
yes,but without preamp it wont get very loud,although it may be loud enough for you.
2277346
my guess is secure a preamp with volume control and set it up before entering the amps input stage
129782
There is a switch in the back for phono or auxiliary. If you use the auxiliary you will not need a preamp. I use this option and it works very well.
274157
You have to a pre amp for a turntable that does not have on already built in or a stereo that doesnt have one which most do not.
833701
The pre amp output also has pre amp input, so the signal goes out but has to come back into the amp. Its good for effects or even equalization. But it does have speaker output 1
900614
Yes, it does have a built in phono preamp. You can hook up to any receiver or amp.
267737
It's not a matter of signal levels, which can be too low from many pickups. The frequency response is deliberately warped on records to decrease bass and increase playing time, and a phono pre-amp is used to precisely invert this pre-emphasis so the net result is an accurate and flat frequency response. So the short answer is: a phono pre-amp is absolutely necessary, always.
2221218
i have mine connected to my receiver, but i don't see why it will not work with your preamp, as long that it has the required inputs.
762460
Yes, if you have RCA or a stereo-mini output from your multi-input device. This pre-amp will only use one input and is analog-stereo only. The quality of this pre-amp was very good.
1487486
No ,but you can buy a preamp for it and use one of the other jack inputs . I had to do it this way.
756698
S.Payne is correct. The "Special Input" is called a pre-amp to boost the very low signal from the turntable's cartridge up to something the receiver can use. I have the "TCC TC-750 BLACK Audiophile Phono Preamp, Pre-amp (Preamplifier)" and I am very happy with it, however there are other, more cost effective pre-amps available on Amazon depending on the audio quality you are looking for.
1389098
You can tell if your receiver does not have a pre-amp built into it because you will have turn the volume knob way up to get a little sound out.The pyle pro pre-amp will solve this situation. If your receiver has a pre-amp built into it you need to do nothing, if you connect a exterior pre-amp such the pyle to a receiver that already has a built in pre-amp you will get a very loud buss as you are amplifing the IF twice. Usually if a receiver has a built in pre-amp the receiver will have an out put that says "PHONO", if there is no out put that specifically say "PHONO" then your receiver does not have a built in pre-amp and you will need the pyle pro pre-amp. It works quite good.
1640993
There is an RIAA EQ built into every phono preamp. If you plug a phono preamp into a phono preamp, the result will be bad sound.
380644
I didn't like that amp, and my suggestion is to swap for something different. I Tried to swap out a tube and it didn't even work anymore... Here PreSonus has a comparably priced pre amp, and they make pretty decent ones. Hope it helps! http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/TubePREv2