RCA hook-up to Audio-technica turntable? null

The phono cartridge in your turntable needs a phono input stage like what older integrated amplifiers and receivers had. Most don't have that now, you need a special amplifier or a turntable with a USB output.

It sounds like you will need to purchase an adapter cable to connect with the turntable. The cable has a female end for the speakers and femalee RCA jacked on the other end.

These speakers connect with a headphone jack. If your turn table has a headphone input they'll work. Otherwise, you may need an adapter.

No. These need a headphone jack to connect to.

It has no RCA connectors, but you should be able to find an adapter from RCA to 3.5mm male or female jack easily. Volume control is in-line with all available connections.

These connect using a standard 2.1 audio jack which is similar to the one found on head phones. They also sell adapters to convert the 2.1 jack to RCA.

Not familiar with your turntable, but this has the small plug in with 3 connections for stereo with share one wire for each speaker. If you only have RCA connections. See if there is available convert cable. These speakers have a small built in amp.

I think you would have to modify the cable since is is a single stereo plug.

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The phono cartridge in your turntable needs a phono input stage like what older integrated amplifiers and receivers had. Most don't have that now, you need a special amplifier or a turntable with a USB output.
Answered by Homer 9 years ago
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There are no RCA hook ups.
Answered by TheLLama 10 years ago
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It sounds like you will need to purchase an adapter cable to connect with the turntable. The cable has a female end for the speakers and femalee RCA jacked on the other end.
Answered by BigOrange 10 years ago
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These speakers connect with a headphone jack. If your turn table has a headphone input they'll work. Otherwise, you may need an adapter.
Answered by Beanie78 10 years ago
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No. These need a headphone jack to connect to.
Answered by Scouter 10 years ago
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It has no RCA connectors, but you should be able to find an adapter from RCA to 3.5mm male or female jack easily. Volume control is in-line with all available connections.
Answered by Drallacire 11 years ago
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These connect using a standard 2.1 audio jack which is similar to the one found on head phones. They also sell adapters to convert the 2.1 jack to RCA.
Answered by srgvaz 11 years ago
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Not familiar with your turntable, but this has the small plug in with 3 connections for stereo with share one wire for each speaker. If you only have RCA connections. See if there is available convert cable. These speakers have a small built in amp.
Answered by NortheastWI 11 years ago
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I think you would have to modify the cable since is is a single stereo plug.
Answered by AlWolf2 11 years ago
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