Pyle PP-999 Phono Turntable Pre-Amp

Pyle PP-999 Phono Turntable Pre-Amp | Connect your turntable to your computer to record audio files

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highly recommended

Providing high-end performance at an affordable price, Pyle products offer hard-to-find features customers demand. These components will provide the professional and occasional enthusiast with an unbeatable combination of performance, flexibility and price.PRODUCT FEATURES: Connects to Turntable;Output to bring Phono;Level Up to Line Level;12V DC Adaptor Included.

Works Great!!!

This product works GREAT. I've had no problems at all. Seller was quick with shipping. Product works as I expected. I use this product on a daily basis and I am not disappointed in the least.

Connect your turntable to your computer to record audio files

I bought this to record LP's to my computer for conversion to MP3's. It works great. Plug your turntable into the pre-amp and the pre-amp into the back of your sound card. Don't forget to ground the turntable to the metal chassis of your computer or you will hear a 60 HZ hum in everything.

Record and convert to MP3's using the free Audacity 1.35 recorder and LAME MP3 converter and you have a better combination than the $60.00 boxes that come with a neutered version of Nero, and it's much cheaper than buying a new USB Turntable.

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Not giving up the vinyl yet

Pyle PP-999 Phono Turntable Pre-Amp

For very short money, I can easily use my turntable with my new receiver without phono input.

Good, but obviously not the best

Works quite well, be sure to ground the record player to the side of the box at one of the screws. A little grainy at high sounds but great piece of equipment to get my record player working again.

It gets the job done

Like I said It gets the job done. It amplifies the sound but there is a lot of humming and noise that it makes in the process. Its not the stereo, its brand new, but it could be the record player. I don't think so because it worked on the phono input of my old stereo.

Like I said it works but I might invest in something a little nicer to crank up the old Whitesnake vinyl with.

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