“Would I be able to hook up a record player to this?”

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• So long as the turntable has audio out (either RCA or Optical), then yes. My daughter is using it with her turntable connected via standard RCA inputs.

  Answered by nhbeast 9 years ago

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• You should be able to hook it up if the record player has RCA plugs.

  Answered by Howard 9 years ago

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• YES! Only if the record player has output jacks (RCA, 3.5mm, or optical) and you connect the player to the sound bar with one of those cable sources. Enjoy!! : )

  Answered by jclechner 9 years ago

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• If the record player has RCA (red, white, and yellow), headphone out, or even optical then yes.

  Answered by RLabossiere 9 years ago

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• if your turn table has stereo or mono output, then yes. there is no D-Sub connector, however

  Answered by Jason 9 years ago

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• yes you can use the rca connectors

  Answered by panma 9 years ago

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