Accessory Genie GOgroove Mini Turntable Phono Preamp for Stereo Receivers/Connect Your Receiver to Turntables or Audio Devices - Compatible with Sony, Yamaha, Onkyo More Receivers

Add Your Turntable to Your State of the Art Stereo Receiver

What Does a Phono Preamp Do?
Whether you've inherited your father's vinyl collection or you're an audiophile that just prefers the sound quality of records, chances are you'll need a good phono preamp to connect your turntable to your modern stereo system. A phono preamp boosts your turntable's phono audio level up to a more speaker/stereo receiver-friendly line level, giving you better volume and increased sound quality. If you're planning on hooking up your turntable to a stereo receiver, you're going to want this preamp to get the high sound quality that you expect from vinyl.

Do I Really Need It?
Most likely, you do. The majority of newer stereo receivers lack a phono input, which would directly connect them to the turntable. You'll need the preamp to connect to the phono output of the turntable and the line input of the receiver. And even newer turntables that may feature a built-in preamp probably aren't going to give you the highest quality sound that could be achieved from an external preamp.

Quick, Easy Setup
You don't need to be a sound engineer or techie to understand this preamp's setup process. It takes only a minute to power up the preamp with it's included 12 Volt DC Adapter. After that, it's just a matter of using RCA cables (NOT INCLUDED) to hook the preamp to both your turntable and your stereo receiver.

Compatible With:
Yamaha RX-V675 , RX-V373, RX-V375 , RX-V377 , RX-V475 , RX-V575 , RX-V677 , TSR-6750
Sony STR-DN1040 , STRDH130 , STRDH-740 , STR-DN840 , STRDN1030 , STRDN1050
Denon AVR-E200 , AVR-E300 , AVR-X2100W , AVR-S500BT , AVR-S700W , AVR-S900W , AVR-X1100W , AVR-X4000
Onkyo TX-SR313 , HT-RC560 , TX-8050 , TX-8020 , TX-NR525 , TX-NR626 , TX-NR727 , TX-NR818
Harman Kardon AVR 1700