can i use lp player with this amplifier ?
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I assume that you are using a standard LP record player. Most amps today do not handle conventional phonos, however, an inexpensive pre-amp between the player and any amp will take care of this.
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you can use any audio device as long as you have the correct cable for aux-in
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Yes you can i use it but with a convertor from RCA to XLR ( the speakers have a XLR connecton)
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Not directly. My record player, tape deck, cd player all are connected to my tuner/pre-amp. The speakers are connected to the pre-amp for them to work.
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As Stevey and Yifan said, plain wire is fine for the speakers.I'm wondering a bit about your turntable, though, because if it doesn't have a built-in phono preamp that increases the signal coming out of the cartridge, it won't work with the Lepai amp. The Lepai amp has only "line level" inputs such as you would plug a tuner or CD player into (it also has a jack for stuff like MP3 players, iPods, phones, etc.). It doesn't have a phono input. If your turntable has to be plugged into a phono input, it will play only at very low volume with the Lepai. If that's the case, you can still buy an inexpensive phono preamp that will solve the problem. As Stevey and Yifan said, plain wire is fine for the speakers.I'm wondering a bit about your turntable, though, because if it doesn't have a built-in phono preamp that increases the signal coming out of the cartridge, it won't work with the Lepai amp. The Lepai amp has only "line level" inputs such as you would plug a tuner or CD player into (it also has a jack for stuff like MP3 players, iPods, phones, etc.). It doesn't have a phono input. If your turntable has to be plugged into a phono input, it will play only at very low volume with the Lepai. If that's the case,... » Read More As Stevey and Yifan said, plain wire is fine for the speakers.I'm wondering a bit about your turntable, though, because if it doesn't have a built-in phono preamp that increases the signal coming out of the cartridge, it won't work with the Lepai amp. The Lepai amp has only "line level" inputs such as you would plug a tuner or CD player into (it also has a jack for stuff like MP3 players, iPods, phones, etc.). It doesn't have a phono input. If your turntable has to be plugged into a phono input, it will play only at very low volume with the Lepai. If that's the case, you can still buy an inexpensive phono preamp that will solve the problem. « Show Less
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I believe you're looking for this: http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=102&cp;_id=10218&cs;_id=1021804&p;_id=665&seq;=1&format;=2It would let you plug the turntable into anything that has one of those headphone jack-sized audio inputs (for example 99.9% of the computers on the market have those inputs, and also a lot of stereos). Otherwise, yes, they do make speakers that have standard RCA plugs, but why buy new speakers when you likely have a stereo or computer with speakers attached to them already :)
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No. Your turntable output is not capable of driving the speakers. The speakers need to be connected to a preamp or receiver in order to get the proper signal. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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If I understand the question, you want to use the LP-808 as a power amp to drive the rear channel speakers, by using the rear channel RCA outputs as the input source for the LP-808 and run the rear speakers using standard zip-cord wire from the LP-808 to the speakers. The answer to that would be yes, provided that the RCA outputs are standard pre-amp level outputs. It is very likely that this is the case. Since you don't say how they are connected now except 'wireless' I can't be certain.
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This line amp has standard rca outputs - if your turntable doesn't have rca's, you can find adapters on line that will convert the rca's to proprietary connectors. This is a great little line amp
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The amp has a simple stereo RCA connection on the back, so any connector cable you use that has RCA on one end should be sufficient. I should note, this thing sounds INCREDIBLE.
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You'll definitely need an RIAA-type of preamp (Amazon has a few economical models). The signal coming out of a turntable needs to be EQ'd and boosted to work properly. No real way around it. :-)
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You will need an amplifier with this turntable. Complement the speakers to the amplifier and your needs: quality and cost should be your first considerations.
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No. This amplifier only has a quarter-inch (1/4") input. You'd need to get an XLR to 1/4" adapter first, and even then I'm not sure it would work.
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I use a Lepai LP-2020A+ with mine and it sounds pretty good in my opinion. You get a little distortion at very high levels but that is only at extreme volumes.
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I do not have turntable, but there is a phono input to the receiver. I would think most all turntables would connect up to that without a pre-amp being needed...
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Yes. All one needs to do is add a pair of Y-cables between the two turntables and the amplifier.
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a turntable will need its own preamp, or a separate one to act as a go between. Will work in any rca inputs once a preamp is in place. I bought a 20 dollar pyle pro PP444 mini pre-amp on amazon and it works just fine for my turntable which is a vintage pioneer model -PLS40. I have both the SS1000 and SS3000 sony speakers. Obviously the 3000s are better, but make sure you have room as they are big for bookshelf speakers. They are only about 29 dollars more, so well worth it, if you have the space. I use the 1000s as surround speakers as they are easily wall mounted with brackets. I also have a pair of SS6000 floor speakers, which have very true sound, but not very efficient compared to the JBL monitor speakers from the 1970s I just picked up at an estate sale. They don't make them like they used to apparently, although it make be unfair to compare sony to JBL.
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You should be able to. I assume you have an RCA output from the turntable which you can connect to the unit.