Can I connect this to an Audio Technica AT-LP60 record player? Without a receiver, just the speakers and the record player?

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TheHeroGothamDeserves · Accepted Answer

YES you can! That is exactly what I got these speakers for. That record player comes with a cord that converts the red and white speaker inputs into a female aux input that connects to these speakers. And they sound great!

Answered by TheHeroGothamDeserves 8 years ago

UncleWally · Answer

This system can hook up to any Line Level output source.

Kage1 · Answer

There is a 3.5" auxiliary audio input. Not sure if that would enable you to connect to the ATLP60.

Pookie · Answer

I think the input cable is to small.

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Record players (turntables) are about the only audio component that requires an equalization amp so, no -- it would sound very tinny and weird without it. You would need an amplifier or a receiver with a specified "PHONO" or "TURNTABLE" input.

Answered by Anonymous 10 years ago

Darryl · Answer

You should be able to connect directly to anything that has a low level output. The biggest problem would be getting a cable that will adapt the record player to the speakers. But, there are stores and webstores that carry a variety of adapter cables. The speakers have a built in amplifier, so all should be good. As I said, you'll need to adapt the 3.5mm jack to connect to the (most likely) rca plugs on the record player. Good luck!

Answered by Darryl 10 years ago

Good luck!

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