The Speaker Box 5 from Pro-ject includes two compact bookshelf speakers, perfect for a modest record player setup. This all comes in a far more compact design than many equally detailed stereo systems.
The variable and fix RCA outputs are compatible with active speakers, or a subwoofer, and the ¼” headphone output gives ample headroom to even the most heavy duty headphones.
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The RCA line inputs can be connected to CD players, DACs, and streaming devices, and there’s even a Bluetooth receiver if you wanna dig into some wireless playback from your phone. The Stereo Box DS2 gives you the simplicity of a classic stereo system, while also giving the listener a preamp section with high-quality phono stage compatible with moving coil and moving magnet cartridges. The new turntable pairs great with the Stereo Box DS2 from Pro-ject, a stereo integrated amplifier that comes with five phono inputs and moving coil and moving magnet phono stage. The tonearm bearing is low friction and vibration-free which makes for ideal tracking force, and the tonearm itself is made of light aluminum and gentle on your records (it has an integrated headshell, making it a one-piece tonearm design). The T1 Phono SB turntable from Pro-ject is a sleek hi-fi record player that comes with a glass platter, a built-in-phono preamp and electronic speed control so you can adjust your listening speed from 33 to 45 RPM without worrying about causing damage to the record grooves by doing it manually. Pro-Ject T1 Phono SB with Stereo Box DS2 and Speaker Box 5 Now that we’ve gone over a few of the (many) major factors to consider when designing your vinyl set-up, let’s go through a few pieces of high-end audio equipment that pair beautifully together. For this reason, making sure you find speakers with built-in protections against damage, falling, or interference with other electronics is an important consideration, as well as finding a design that can be hoisted onto a base or seated on the ground according to your preference. You want the sound to travel enough to fill up your space, but also not overpower your ears, or create any feedback. When it comes to how you experience music in your home, speaker placement is going to be a major factor. Speaker Placement for a Record Player Setup If you forget or skip this step, your overall sound quality will be affected and you’ll likely notice hum. The record player needs to be turned off during the process of locating the grounding wire, finding the terminal for it in your hi-fi system, and then making sure all components are placed close enough together to connect. Luckily, turntables that require grounding already come with a cable that connects the turntable to your sound system. If your turntable doesn’t have a built-in preamp, you’ll need to “ground” it in order to avoid hum. If you need to buy a separate standalone phono preamp for your listening corner, you’ll need the right cables to connect to your audio system, in most cases RCA cables will do the trick. On older models, you can look for inputs on the back marked “phono” to check if they already have a built-in preamp. It should be noted that some turntables have a preamp already built-in, if your turntable has a USB output, that usually means it has a built-in preamplifier. The phono preamp does the work of converting the phono signal to a line-level (aux) signal. The aux signal can then be played through hi-fi stereo systems, powered speakers, and even computers. In order for you to actually hear the beautiful notes through your amplifier, the phono signal needs to be converted to a line-level signal (this is also called an aux signal). When you put your favorite record on, the turntable creates a phono output signal. Whether you’re new to the world of record players, or you’ve always loved jamming out to a turntable but never fully understood the ins and outs, it’s crucial to learn the basics of a record player setup so you can create the best listening experience possible.īuilding the perfect turntable setup is going to look different for everyone depending on your space, budget, and personal preferences, but having a strong foundational understanding of what makes the magic happen is necessary no matter what.īefore jumping into a few high-quality record player set-ups, it’s helpful to go over how each part helps amplify your vinyl records so that you can tap into the best sound quality possible.Ī Phono Preamp For Your Record Player Setup
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