receivers with phono inputs

"Sony receiver...Awesome receiver with phono input. Great for turntables. Bluetooth works good....Great Receiver to pair with a Turntable...I chose this model because it had a phono input to pair with a turntable. Great unit, looks great, has phono input and bluetooth."

"If Yamaha is listening how about a 'loudness' or midrange control as well as a dedicated phono input!...Great Receiver for the price!...Depending on how new your other components are, you may need to add a sub woofer and a newer turntable that has an option for line OR phono inputs. This will allow you to really hear the lower register of music, and give you a nice full sound. "

"For the money, this AV receiver is highly recommended!...This replaced my avr-3311 which was a great amp, this one is a quality piece, but just has way too much crap in the software which most people will never use or need for any system, after the last firmware update I literally had to start at square one again and was not pleased, the phono imput is a preamp which if you have a newer turntable is useless, my pro-ject is one of the best I’ve ever owned and when I dropped the needle for the first time I thought the stylus had been broken, then after another thirty minutes on the phone with the manufacturer I was informed that the phono needed to be switched out to an auxiliary input, once that smoke cleared everything was back to somewhat normal, but there’s more, the simple fact that you must run the audio setup to access fifty percent of the functionality of the receiver is nothing more than a joke, also note that to properly run a 7.1 surround you are guided to use both zones,? "

"Great receiver. Causes some flickering when changing in between inputs, but everything else is great....I got this unit to replace an old Onkyo receiver that I had. my biggest concern was finding a quality unit with phono inputs. "

"Great sound, but characteristics of cheap receiver...Also in the rear you'll find an FM antenna input, a coaxial input, 3 composite inputs, a Toslink/optical input, an, an Ethernet port, 2 wifi antennas, and a IR remote in and out ports. ...By compatible, it means that it works with a Sonos Port. The Port will turn the receiver on and off as well as selecting the correct input when you connect, but this receiver does not stream via the Sonos app without additional hardware. "

"It's a simple design with phono and multiple HDMI ports including ARC. It's powerful enough to handle my Martin Logan Motion 40 front speakers. ...Very nice clear sound 75 watts per channel is good will definitely buy again and having the HDMI inputs huge + love my marantz receivers"

"The 7.2 system I run sounds great and the 4K pass through is second to none. It has all the inputs I need. I also have a turntable (with a phono preamp), the analog sound is AMAZING! ...Fantastic receiver!...Excellent high quality receiver that I would recommend without reservation."

"I would give a 5 star but I have already had an issue with the HDMi port. Not exactly what I would expect for a $3500 receiver. ...Positives: Audessey setup; great 2 channel sound with sub-bass included in speaker choices provides excellent sound quality for music from analog and digital sources; online/network updates; multitude of inputs for connecting devices; independent settings for each input; on the fly adjustments allowed for sound parameters JUST PLAIN SOUNDS GREAT!"

"It allows me to plug a phono connector into my car radio"