what turntable goes with this item?
1781698
My turntable is white, has 3 legs with each leg measuring 4 3/4 in from center to tip and a roller on the end of each leg. The number on the underside of turntable is A107CAV2. My microwave is a Sharp R520. Hope this helps.
1781699
The motor is a common item on many series of Sharp Microwave. I bought it to replace a bad motor on a 7 year old Sharp Carousel Microwave Convection Oven. I found the part number by doing a google search for the Sharp Model# Repair Manual.
803863
yes I believe turntable with a usb connection will work just fine. the older styled one's may not as the inputs may not be ont the system. I really like this stereo for I can play cd's and not have to change them so often. Hope this helps
121316
Older turntables will need a phono preamp. They can be had for under $25 here on Amazon. Some new turntables like the Audio Technica turntables like the AT-LP120 have a built-in preamp and would not require one.
2259601
The turntable has a L/R Phono input and a ground wire coming out of it. You'll most likely need a phono preamp to connect to your speakers. You can check out the TCC TC-750LC, I've been using it with my debut iii without any issues.
1791943
I don't know, but the turntable I have is packaged with other devices and couldn''t find a brand. I had the old needle and took a chance matching it by sight---the sales pictures were quite good---and got the exact needle I needed. Good luck!
1812515
A cloth dust cover is included. If you want to use this turntable through USB it should work for you.I wanted to use RCA connectors through my sound card but there is no pre amp so as far as I can tell it won't work like that. I know that wasn't part of your question but I wish I had known that in advance.
1776418
Your turntable should already have an output cable and (usually) a ground wire. This preamp includes the cable needed to go to your receiver or amp, as well as a mini-Y adaptor to convert this cable to plug into a computer line input.
1537224
This turntable has RCA aux. output connections (R & L) on the back. One should be able to connect to a home stereo with aux. input connections.
1945326
Thank you for this information. My husband has several 78s and I have been looking for a way to convert them. Which turntable do you suggest?
2173957
You will need: -A receiver. It can be stereo or surround, and it doesn't need a Phono input. Normally Turntables don't have a preamp built in, so traditionally receiver's have had one input in the back with a preamp labled "Phono". This Turntable has one built in that you can turn on or off with a switch on the back, so you don't need any specific type of receiver. -Speakers. Every ear is different. Set a budget and go listen to some at a store like Tweeter or Magnolia, or better yet an independent audio store in your area. Pick the ones you like, not the ones rated highest on Amazon. Make sure that the speakers can adequately reproduce deep lows or you may find yourself wanting to add a subwoofer to compensate for this. Unfortunately, more and more pairs of speakers fail to do this as they dump larger woofers for more smaller woofers. But some brands still do this exceptionally well. Again, trust your ears, not a salesman or marketing. -Cables. This turntable includes the cables to connect it to the receiver. You will need speaker wire to connect the speakers to the receiver. Speaker wire is nothing but copper wire, which is often stranded and wound. You wont benefit from anything thicker than about 14 gauge if the speakers are next to the receiver. Longer distances may need thicker wire. And that's it.
1631888
Hey, I am buying speakers for a friend who has the same turntable - did you ever find a good solution / speakers? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
271389
Depending on what features you want. Try looking at the Yamaha, Harmon Kardon, Onkyo and Denons. Lots of choices here for inexpensive receivers. Radio Shack had the Sherwood's for 99.00 over the Holidays. An inexpensive upgrade for the turntable would be the Shure M97xE cartridge. I've heard they work well with the PL120. Better would be an AT440MLa. Even better, a Denon DL160 cartridge. I use the Denon cart and it's fantastic. The Shure can be had at around 50.00. The 440 around 100.00 and the 160 is around 180.00.
510711
An AT95E cartridge. The one that came with my turntable was defective. AT sent me another one and it works fine now.
520140
Oh, for sure. Great turntable. It has a universal head shell, so, it works. Still enjoying mine. Getting ready to purchase an additional stylus replacement so I will have it when needed.
1909675
i have to agree with bruce ditto and find out how old the turntable is maybe get a newer one from amazon get the one thats direct drive because belt driven tends to break down the road and the belts can be hard to come by unless you order some ahead good luck and get yourself an eq with that hk youll discover whole new sound
2238435
No speakers come with or in the turntable. You will have to use your stereo speakers. Hope this helps.
1821203
there are two analog inputs, so you could attach a turntable. However, you will either need a turntable with integrated pre-amp, or buy an additional turntable pre-amp. Normal turntable outputs are very low and also are not flat. Turntable pre-amps compensate by boosting the lows. Something like this: Pyle PP555 Ultra Compact Phono Turntable Pre-Amplifier with 9V Battery Compartment to Mini Phono Preamp