Can I hook up my older turntable null

There are audio input jacks on the back, but the manual doesn't say what signal levels are OK.

Yes you can just use the audio red and white connections

You turntable should have a line output. ION turntable by example has one. Otherwise you should consider Yamaha RX-V6A which has a dedicated phone input.

Not to the Yamaha rx v4a it has no phono outlets but what I did was leave my old receiver hooked up to the turntable and piggyback the speaker wires from the new Yamaha to my old Yamaha now you need to leave your new Yamaha receiver off when using the turntable and also when you're not using the turntable need to disconnect the positive speaker wires so you get no feedback from your old receiver I did this by installing a speaker wire switch to each speaker wire and keeping them turned off when not in use I have did this and it works perfectly and never have both receivers on at the same time it's either one or the other

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There are audio input jacks on the back, but the manual doesn't say what signal levels are OK.
Answered by poorinstall 4 years ago
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Yes you can just use the audio red and white connections
Answered by MarkMI 4 years ago
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You turntable should have a line output. ION turntable by example has one. Otherwise you should consider Yamaha RX-V6A which has a dedicated phone input.
Answered by Gramophone 4 years ago
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Not to the Yamaha rx v4a it has no phono outlets but what I did was leave my old receiver hooked up to the turntable and piggyback the speaker wires from the new Yamaha to my old Yamaha now you need to leave your new Yamaha receiver off when using the turntable and also when you're not using the turntable need to disconnect the positive speaker wires so you get no feedback from your old receiver I did this by installing a speaker wire switch to each speaker wire and keeping them turned off when not in use I have did this and it works perfectly and never have both receivers on at the same time it's either one or the other
Answered by GeorgeJthemusicguyat71 4 years ago
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