I have an old goodmans turntable and I am trying to connect it to my play 5.
The turntable has this connection
And I have this
But I'm not sure if this the right connector any help would be appreciated
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Connecting old turntable
Best answer by ratty
You need a cable with 2 RCA females at one end and a 3.5mm stereo male plug at the other.
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You need a cable with 2 RCA females at one end and a 3.5mm stereo male plug at the other.
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What exactly is this old Goodmans turntable anyway? Does it have a built in preamplifier?
You will probably need a pre-amp as most turntables dont have them.
I have a 70s Pioneer which I have hooked up to my Era 300.
Works well but have to careful of feedback
This is the turntable, it works but is very quite is that why I need a pre-amp, any recommendations?
You’ll need a phono preamp. At a guess the cartridge is probably a moving magnet (MM).
I can’t recommend anything I’m afraid. I got rid of all my vinyl along with a Linn LP12 at least 25 years ago.
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It’s looks like the phono leads on your turntable are hardwired to it therefore
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I just want to say thanks to you guys I am now playing my turntable through my sonos and couldn't be happier!
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