Does it work ok with the AT-LP 120
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You will need to measure the diameter of the AT-LP 120 to see if the 11.5" mat will fit.
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Just purchased this mat for my AT-LP120. Fits perfectly and is a very nice upgrade both aesthetically and sonically.
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@Hasman,The DL-110 is designed to work into a MM preamp. That is the intended connection, yes.Regards.
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I used it on a Dual 622 (1976) without problems , don't know how my turntable compares to your Phillips.
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I use a Lepai LP-2020A+ with mine and it sounds pretty good in my opinion. You get a little distortion at very high levels but that is only at extreme volumes.
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This turntable should have a pre amp built in. If it doesnt you will need it. I have the audio technica lp 120 and the pre amp on that is fine
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Yes it should. I used my 120 gig classic with it. But i can not recommend this product. I wanted it to crank some tunes while working out. It is horribly disappointing. It sounds like it has a wet blanket thrown over it. Ive tried lots of different setting but nothing helped.
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Dear Jim, Thanks for your inquiry. The Marantz SR6008 is designed to work with 120V only. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance. Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
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The AT-PL120 does not have an analog-to-digital converter, so it cannot be connected directly to a USB port.You could obtain an accessory device that is made for the purpose and connect it between the turntable and the "konfuzer".If, by the term "mini component", you mean some sort of small stereo system, you may be able to connect it, depending on the feature complement of the specific "system".
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It does not have turntable pre-amps. But if your turntable has regular line outputs, no problem.
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have you tried what Wm Mcbride suggested? I am considering buying the AT-PL 120.I have a Technics SL 23. Without connecting the ground wire will give the HUM!
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You will need an amplifier which you can get for $20. I suggest the Lepai LP-2020A+
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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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No. The cartridge on the AT-LP60 is an Audio Technica brand. The Shure stylus will not fit. Your best bet is to replace the AT stylus if it is damaged or replace the cartridge if you want to try something new. You must use a P-mount cartridge with the AT-LP60
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Yes, I'm using both a Pioneer PL15 and a Sony PS5520 turntables. Both have isonodes under the feet. If I turn the crossover on the ML Dynamo 300 up too high or the volume too loud I get some rumble. After playing with the settings for several weeks and allowing the sub to break in I haven't had any more problems. My bass is accurate and tight through the vintage JBL 4311's.
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Yes, to the best of my knowledge this will work with any phonograph that does not have a built in preamp.
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I have run it with Sennheiser HD 800, Grado PS 1000, and Audeze LCD3. AK 240 plays well with any of them, but Audeze LCD3 is the best. I have used the AK 240 with these three pairs of headphones either as standalone or coupled to my Nuforce 192k DAC. The sound changes, but I would not say that it is degraded by interposing the amp.
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I used the Audio Technica on my 40 year old Dual turntable and it works well. I had some difficulty attaching the wires from my Dual tonearm to the universal cartridge adapter as the pins on the adapter were a little bit large, but I finally got them attached. The sound from the AT cartridge is excellent.