Pyle Phono Turntable Preamp - PP999

Q: What does the Pyle Phono Turntable Preamp do?
A: The Pyle Phono Turntable Preamp is a device that converts phono signals from turntables to line level signals that can be used by modern sound equipment without specialized phono inputs for amplifying music.

Q: What is the input sensitivity of the preamp?
A: The preamp can accommodate magnetic pickups with an input sensitivity of 3mV at 50K Ohms.

Q: Does it operate with low noise?
A: Yes, the preamp offers outstanding performance with its Low-Noise Audio Operational Amplifiers.

Q: How much output does it provide?
A: The output is 2V max (P-P) at 10K Ohms.

Q: How should the preamp be positioned to reduce unwanted noise and interference?
A: It's better to position the preamp close to the source to reduce unwanted noise and interference.

Q: What kind of connections does the preamp have?
A: The preamp has stereo RCA inputs and stereo RCA outputs.

Q: How do I connect my turntable to the preamp?
A: Connect the turntable to the RCA inputs and ground.

Q: How do I connect the amplifier receiver to the preamp?
A: Connect the amplifier receiver to the RCA outputs.

Q: Can I use this preamp on my computer?
A: If your intention is to boost the turntable (stylus) output to a useable level at the audio (line) input to your PC, it may work. However, you will probably need an adapter/cable to convert the RCA phono jack output of the PP999 to the line in connection on your PC.

Q: Does this preamp have a ground terminal?
A: Yes, the most recent iteration of this preamp DOES have a ground terminal, which includes a handy thumbscrew for ease of operation.

Q: Does this preamp have a power LED?
A: No, this preamp does not have a power LED, which makes it a low-key and practical solution for those who just need something to hook up their turntable.