hook up help

On Thu, 15 Apr 2004 20:16:01 -0600, "Nick" <> wrote:

>Does anyone know how to hook up a turn table to my computer. My turn table
>has a red and white output. How would i hook it up to my computer or what
>do i need to by to convert it be able to hook it up so i can record some
>songs into my computer.

first thing you need to do is get out the book for the turntable and find out
what level is coming out the red and white.

Derek

derek / nul

most turntables require preamplification, so they connect to a input circuit
that is designed for the extremely low signal level of a turntable's output.
You may need to purchase a small phono preamplifier so the output will be
compatible with the sound-card's line in. Alternatively, leave it connected
to your normal stereo amplifier, and use a tape or audio monitor output to
run to the sound card input.


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"Nick" <> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know how to hook up a turn table to my computer. My turn
table
> has a red and white output. How would i hook it up to my computer or what
> do i need to by to convert it be able to hook it up so i can record some
> songs into my computer.
>
> Please email any help to me at njt462 at aol.com
>
> thank you.
>
>

Does anyone know how to hook up a turn table to my computer. My turn table
has a red and white output. How would i hook it up to my computer or what
do i need to by to convert it be able to hook it up so i can record some
songs into my computer.

Please email any help to me at njt462 at aol.com

thank you.

Thor wrote:
>
> most turntables require preamplification, so they connect to a input circuit

Reminds me of my audiophile days when my buddies and I had preamps and
amps for our stereos I dont know which got hotter the bong bowl or the
heat sinks on the back of the amps after 4 hours of Black Sabbath and
the Dead.

"Plato" <|@|.|> wrote in message
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> Thor wrote:
> >
> > most turntables require preamplification, so they connect to a input
circuit
>
> Reminds me of my audiophile days when my buddies and I had preamps and
> amps for our stereos I dont know which got hotter the bong bowl or the
> heat sinks on the back of the amps after 4 hours of Black Sabbath and
> the Dead.

long live the dead.

Thor wrote:
>
> long live the dead.

eh? Speak up man. My ears dont seem to work the way they used to