“I have a good Pioneer turntable, but cannot use it with my Yamaha receiver. my plug-in jack is split with a ground wire attached .My Pioneer receiver has a plug in location, not Yamaha. Will I have Same problem with this turntable?”
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Does the Yamaha receiver have any analog input jacks on it or are they all digital? The turntable is fitted with an audio cable that has the traditional Red (right channel) and White (left channel) male RCA type plugs on the ouput end of it. These can be connected to either left and right PHONO input jacks on a stereo receiver OR to line level input jacks, such as AUX, CD, SAT/DVD etc. When connecting to line level jacks, make certain the phono preamplifier built into the turntable is turned ON. The preamp can be turned on by setting the preamp selector switch located on the rear of the turntable to the LINE position. If your receiver has a single 3.5 mm stereo audio input jack, such as AUX IN, AUDIO IN or LINE IN , you may use this jack as well. An adapter cable which converts the Red and White RCA male plugs to a single 3.5 mm stereo mini-plug is provided with the turntable.
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