Yes, you can easily connect the turntable to a Panasonic SC-PMX94 stereo system via a cable. The turntable has a preamplifier, which means that it can be connected directly to a stereo system without the need for a separate phono preamplifier.
Yes, that works. I occasionally run the record player through the speakers connected with cables and simultaneously through my Bluetooth-connected JBL speaker.
I cannot directly answer the question of whether the turntable is also suitable for Sigels, as I have no information about "Sigels". If you are looking for a specific compatibility or application, please let me know so that I can help you better. The turntable supports Bluetooth and can be connected to appropriate devices.
I have Triangle LN01A bluetooth active speakers, which I also use for my TV and CDs, and I'm very happy with them, but they may be a bit expensive if you only use them for this turntable.
Yes, you can connect wired speakers such as the Edifier MR4 to the turntable as it has a built-in preamplifier that provides line outputs for wired speakers. The Edifier MR4 are active speakers with their own amplifier and can therefore be connected directly.
If you are looking for other speakers, you should choose active speakers with a line input, as the turntable does not have an integrated amplifier for passive speakers. Speakers with an RCA or jack input that are compatible with the preamplifier output are recommended.
Yes, you can connect the Sony PS-LX310BT to your Denon amplifier with a cable.
The turntable has RCA output sockets (RCA cables) that you need to connect to the corresponding input sockets of your amplifier. Here are the steps you should follow:
- Use the supplied RCA cables to connect the turntable's output jacks (usually colour coded as white and red for the left and right channels) to the corresponding input jacks on your Denon amplifier.
- Make sure you select the correct input source on your amplifier to receive the signal from the turntable.
- The PS-LX310BT also has an integrated phono preamplifier, so you can connect the output either via the phono or line output, depending on whether your amplifier has a phono input or not.
Hi br00talterror,
Yes, of course. PS-LX310BT is a stereo turntable system for analogue playback of vinyl records.
The record player has no built-in speakers. To listen to the sound of vinyl records, either use an audio cable to connect to an audio device
audio cable to connect to an audio device or use the BLUETOOTH® function to connect to an audio device with BLUETOOTH wireless capability, such as wireless speakers or wireless headphones.
Make sure that the audio device connected via BLUETOOTH® wireless technology has a volume adjustment function.
Adjust the gain switch to match the audio level of your record. This will allow you to listen to your music without distortion.
You can find more information on our website.
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Even better, this turntable has built-in Bluetooth, which means you can use it directly with a set of ProSonus speakers, for example, which are active speakers and also have Bluetooth. But it's not done with good news, a pre-out preamp is also built in, meaning you can also run the turntable directly from the PreSonus line in connections. With such a configuration (or with any other active speaker system) you don't need a receiver (which should have a phono input, but since the Sony turntable has a pre-amp output, a normal amplifier will do). With my suggestion, a lot of sound is possible, so PreSonus studio speakers are a very good choice, and the price of the set is also top.
PreSonus Eris E4.5BT (active, 2 x 25 W, pair)
If you want more bass, there is also a subwoofer to go with the PreSonus:
PreSonus Eris Sub8 (Subwoofer active, 1 x 50 W, 1 pc.)
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