Turntable to speaker.

Using a Laptop Connecting a Turntable to your To record vinyl albums or 78s you will need to hook up your record deck to your sound card or other input device. This can be achieved either by running a cable from your Hi-Fi, or by using a Phono Pre-amp which you will have to purchase separately. You can also use a USB turntable or cassette deck if you have one.

In all cases, you can monitor what you are recording through your computer’s speakers. Run a cable from this socket to the the line-in socket usually colour-coded blue on your sound card.

Sound: it’s got two built in speakers that sound better than my old record player did in the 60’s, or you can use the line-out jacks on the back to hook up to external power amp and upgrade speakers .

Now, the company wants to be your one-stop solution for all things HiFi, with a new model of the SL , a pair of speakers and an integrated amplifier. The direct-drive motor is a “single-rotor, surface-facing coreless direct-drive motor” the company says eliminates cogging read: There’s newly tuned circuitry under the hood as well. The turntable platter’s gotten a few improvements, too, with some extra weight and new resonance-deadening rubber on its underside. Technics says these adjustments help make the deck’s damping abilities “more than twice as good” compared with the SL MK5 from You’re going to need speakers for that turntable, and that’s what the Grand Class notice a theme here?

The glossy black, floor-standing speakers pack in dual 6. There are plenty of other promising details too, like all kinds of vibration-reduction methods, aluminum-dome diaphragms, high-linearity-drive-underhung voice coils and 16cm low-distortion long-stroke woofers.