Does it have a phono stage connection&gt;
1240842
Actually, it does. External phono stages, however, are likely to be far superior--even modestly priced ones.
894142
Yes, it has phono (record player) and CD input. Your question was cutoff about output. It's a good amplifier, I like it a lot.
839916
Yes. Uses RCA type jacks for left and right audio channels. Use one of the audio input jacks in the rear. It does not have a pair labelled PHONO because no one has turntables anymore!!!
1840509
Theres many analog in and out jacks on the back panel. There's none however for phono... hope this helps you...
257020
Hello, The receiver does not have a dedicated "phono" connection. On my set up I have the phono connected to a pre-amp to tape 2.....works great.
1221315
Yes this only has RCA connectors that you will have to have a amp or reciver that has a dedicated line in for phono .
1764540
It does have phono inputs, however depending on the age of your turntable (if it has a pre-amp built into it) the phono jacks won't work. The good news is if your turntable is new (like mine) you can plug it into the "AUXILLIARY" jacks and it will work JUST FINE. This is a good reciever for the price. J.D.
1058127
I do not recall what connections were on it. I sent it back because it had terrible sound quality.
1487482
you are not answering the question. phono, not phone(headset jack). Does it have a pre-amp so it will take a record player with a low impedance cartridge?
335493
I think its a bad ad. There isnt any phono input on the back and when you look at Denon's site, it says the same, but under connectivity, it says it does not have a input. Looks like the AVR-3312CI has Phono Input.
2080712
You have to run all preamps through the aux input. The phono section already has a 'preamp' board built in. If you plug it in to the phono jacks, it will probably give a massive about of impedence and feedback.
2135751
Yes, this Sony Home Receiver STR-DH100 do have phonos (analog AV) IN and OUT. -Ely
1928444
Looking at the connectors on the back, I don't see a "Phono" jack. You'll need to get a pre-amp (they're not expensive) to hook your turntable to, then the preamp output to the receiver. (My current Pioneer, which I got a couple of years ago, doesn't have phono inputs so that's what I had to do. NBD, really.) FWIW, I jumped on this deal because of the versatility of the connectors. I have a ceiling-mounted projector that is component input only, so this will allow me to have HDMI blu-ray into the receiver, and component outputs to the projector.
1479028
This receiver doesn't have a PHONO input. You would need an add-on phono preamp to use this receiver with older turntables. Some modern turntables connect with USB or have a built-in phono preamp and could be used directly with this receiver. Search Amazon for "phono preamp"
129782
There is a switch in the back for phono or auxiliary. If you use the auxiliary you will not need a preamp. I use this option and it works very well.
710141
Although Stanton doesn't explicitly reference a preamp, there is a ph-line switch for that purpose. I have mine set to line and connected to an awia mini-system with no phono input and it's working great.
931094
Sorry, but no, it's a "pre-amp". meaning it then needs to be connected to an amplifier or receiver which in turn are hooked to speakers. These are mainly used to hook up vintage turntables as modern amplifiers no longer have a proper "phono" input.