“Can I hook up an old turntable to this receiver ? It has the r/l RCA plugs.”

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• Hello. You can hook up a turntable, however you will need a preamp for the turntable or you will need to purchase a turntable with a built in preamp.

  Answered by Dusty 8 years ago

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• I hooked mine up and it didn't work. I don't know what the difference in the inputs from a record player and something like an dvd player is. I thought RCA was RCA.... I had to actually go back to an older Pioneer receiver to listen to records.

  Answered by LikesmymusicinFla 8 years ago

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• You can do so as long as the turntable itself has a pre-amp. Otherwise you will need a middle man. Most modern receivers do not have phono pre-amps built into them unfortunately. Modern turntables however, are manufactured with that thought in mind.

  Answered by Enos 8 years ago

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• You will need to get a phono pre amp to use your turntable

  Answered by mnbob 8 years ago

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• yes

  Answered by Pballetto 8 years ago

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