Can these speakers be connected to a record player null

It depends on the record player; they're not all the same. These speakers need a line-level input signal. Phonographs using magnetic cartridges aren't strong enough by themselves and need another circuit -- a phono preamp -- to boost their signal. Some phonographs may have that preamp already built in, but most inexpensive ones don't and would need an external phono preamp.

These speakers accept a nominal -10dBv (consumer) analog input level. If your record player has a built-in preamp to bring the cartridge level up to line level, then yes it'll work like a champ.

Yes, I connected mine to a sony turntable it works very good

Yes, but your record player, or turntable, has to have a phono cartridge preamp.

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It depends on the record player; they're not all the same. These speakers need a line-level input signal. Phonographs using magnetic cartridges aren't strong enough by themselves and need another circuit -- a phono preamp -- to boost their signal. Some phonographs may have that preamp already built in, but most inexpensive ones don't and would need an external phono preamp.
Answered by SomeOldGuy 4 years ago
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These speakers accept a nominal -10dBv (consumer) analog input level. If your record player has a built-in preamp to bring the cartridge level up to line level, then yes it'll work like a champ.
Answered by Electrojim 3 years ago
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Yes, I connected mine to a sony turntable it works very good
Answered by Alex 3 years ago
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Yes, but your record player, or turntable, has to have a phono cartridge preamp.
Answered by MesterDavid 3 years ago
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