How the heck do I hookup a turntable to an equalizer?
Answers: Use the tape monitor record/playback jacks to hook up the equalizer to your stereo. The Tape Record (audio out) jacks move about to the input jacks of the equalizer. Then the output of the equalizer goes to the Tape Playback jacks.
Set the input selector on the stereo to Phono and turn the video monitor on. Now the audio signals from the turntable are going into the phono preamp, out to the equalizer, back into the amplifier and out to the speakers.
Most moral quality turntables use a outstandingly low power output signal that needs to be preamplified beforehand it can be connected to your stereo equipment. Many new receiver do not have a 'Phono' (PreAmp) input. You should be capable of buy a PreAmp at an electronics store for $30 - $40.
Another alternative (Which I use) is to use an older Receiver near a 'Phono" input. Connect the equalizer to the 'Tape Output' on the older addressee and the turntable to the 'phono' input on the older beneficiary. Turn on the power and the turntable should play through to you equalizer.
A quality pet name brand older beneficiary will produce a better quality nouns than a low cost external preamp.
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