🎶 Pyle Phono Turntable Preamp - Compact Electronic Audio Stereo Phonograph Preamplifier with RCA Input, RCA Output & Low Noise Operation | Powered by 12V DC Adapter (Model PP444) - Enhanced SEO Review

Of course if you're thinking about buying this preamp it's because you're on a tight budget. Basically it does what it's supposed to do, which is to pre-amp your turntable so you can plug it directly into powered speakers. That being said, it really depends if you use it intensively or even at high power. I only use it to connect my Technics turntable to powered bookshelf speakers. Works fine for my needs. It could have been more, but then again it's pretty cheap so be aware of that before you…

In fact, if you don't have golden ears and extra cash, this is all you need. It sounds as good or even better with my Technics turntable than when using the phono input on my receiver. (A Phillips 5.1) Use good quality cables and be sure to ground this preamp to the turntable. I'm a little surprised that PYLE uses a conventional transformer instead of a switching power supply. Maybe to minimize noise? The internals are very traditional, using a single op amp and RIAA compensation circuitry in…

Received with a faulty wall adapter that buzzed loudly as soon as it was plugged into an outlet - whether or not it was plugged into a preamp, across multiple outlets, surge protectors etc e. Despite the lack of information on the product page, this item is inexplicably classified as "Non-Returnable". Take a look at about 100 1-2 star reviews to see how many people (like me) have received defective devices with no official recourse. Luckily, Revain is what it is and a friendly support agent can

I should have paid more attention to negative reviews. I hooked it up properly to the Sherwood amp's phono stage and it was the shittiest sound I've ever heard. I checked it with Audio Technica headphones via the built-in headphone jack. The same rough noise. Ground the device before asking. No refunds, Pyle's site is a joke. Many others have warned you, now it took me around 6pm to warn you. UPDATE: good news. I contacted Revain and they concluded that I fully appreciate the defective unit…

I think it's worth $20 with shipping. I have a Klipsch R-820 for my stereo speakers with an Onkyo TX-SR494 AV receiver to power them (quality setup) and a Technics Quartz turntable, this preamp has no volume/gain control so I had to Set the receiver to 60-. 70 before when I was able to achieve normal listening levels while sitting 6 feet from my speakers. At this point I could hear a high pitched hum over everything, even on brand new vinyl. My turntable was also properly grounded. I even have…

Если у вас есть старый фоно-проигрыватель с магнитным картриджем, который простоял без дела более 40 лет, как и я, и вы хотите проигрывать свои старые виниловые пластинки на новой системе объемного звучания, вот What do you need. to need. Most modern amplifiers no longer have preamplified phono inputs that amplify the sound coming from the turntable's magnetic cartridge. If you plug a turntable into the aux or tuner input without this, chances are you'll hear next to nothing. EASY TO FIX! Just…

The product has become unusable due to the lack of grounding. See photo. It's not that the ground link was simply missing a thumbscrew, it's that the ground link appears to have been eliminated from the design entirely. There is still a label on the case indicating where the ground should be, but the actual connector isn't there or anywhere else on the unit. Compare the picture of the device I received with the photos and descriptions in the marketing information. The ground connection should…

So far so good. Perfect part, no hum [Are you sure you connect your turntable's ground wire to the small thumbscrew on this preamp, or even just your amp's chassis? Ignoring this step guarantees a hum] but I'll update this review if that changes. I have another Pyle mini preamp in black that's a few bucks cheaper and has an RCA on each end instead of the rear that connects to a setup in my office at work and I use it daily and it's been perfect and reliable, so I hope the same for this one. The

I'm new to audiophiles but as a handyman and musician I know what audiophiles are talking and hearing about. hissing/noise/etc. I have read absolutely no reviews. If you have a decent setup you will definitely hear it. If you have a loud enough tone, you will definitely hear it. So it's $14 to your door. Honestly, whatever. You get what you pay for. My hifi strategy is to start at the core (player) and move on, and that's just a placeholder until I can build a proper phono amp (and beyond). If…