quoted 8 lines You need to run a turntable through a phono preamp, which amplifies the
>You need to run a turntable through a phono preamp, which amplifies the
>signal to the appropriate level and applies the RIAA eq curve. Not all
>amps/receivers have a phono input nowadays, but you can get a phono preamp
>for about $70. If you've got a phono input and the turntable's plugged
>into it, then maybe it's a moving-coil vs. moving-magnet issue -- but
>probably not, all things considered.
>
>--Mark
If you guys couldn't tell, Mark knows some real facts. Next question, how
could one make an RIAA eq'ing preamp with less than $15 bucks in
electronics? I've heard there's a site on the web with the full specs for
making one with opamps and capacitors (my design only existed on paper).
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