The use of two “very”s suggests to me that your pre-amp (either built into the turntable, or connected between the turntable and the Amp) is either not enabled, or not present. The “raw” output from a turntable is way lower in voltage than the signal that Amp requires.
Hopefully, you just need to find a switch on your turntable with Phono or Line as options - it should be set to Line. If it is set to Line already, please try switching to Phono and back to Line again.
If there is no switch, you can purchase a RCA pre-amp from the usual online retailers.
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The use of two “very”s suggests to me that your pre-amp (either built into the turntable, or connected between the turntable and the Amp) is either not enabled, or not present. The “raw” output from a turntable is way lower in voltage than the signal that Amp requires.
Hopefully, you just need to find a switch on your turntable with Phono or Line as options - it should be set to Line. If it is set to Line already, please try switching to Phono and back to Line again.
If there is no switch, you can purchase a RCA pre-amp from the usual online retailers.
Same issue here. The turntable’s internal preamp produced the same results as yours. So, I got an external turntable amplifier with volume control, but that produces nearly the same results, only slightly higher volume with the external amp’s volume cranked and Sonos volume at 80%+.
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