Phono pre-amp

[jo770]

I am looking for a cct for a simple preamp running off 12VDC to boost
the o/p of my phono cartridge so that it can be used as a line-in
source on the s/c of my PC. I have a large lot of vynil records that I
am going to burn to CD.

TIA

Peter

 

[Rod]

Also needs RIAA equalisation.

Rod

 

[Bazil]

Also needs RIAA equalisation.

How deep are the OPs pockets?

 

[Wing Fong Wong]

I am looking for a cct for a simple preamp running off 12VDC to boost
the o/p of my phono cartridge so that it can be used as a line-in
source on the s/c of my PC. I have a large lot of vynil records that I
am going to burn to CD.

TIA

Peter

http://sound.westhost.com/

 

[Phil Allison]

"jo770" <[email protected]

I am looking for a cct for a simple preamp running off 12VDC to boost
the o/p of my phono cartridge so that it can be used as a line-in
source on the s/c of my PC. I have a large lot of vynil records that I
am going to burn to CD.

** Is it beyond the comprehension of a sheep shagger to use the "rec out"
signals from the stereo amplifier that goes with that phono system ??




............... Phil

 

[Franc Zabkar]

I am looking for a cct for a simple preamp running off 12VDC to boost
the o/p of my phono cartridge so that it can be used as a line-in
source on the s/c of my PC. I have a large lot of vynil records that I
am going to burn to CD.

Wes Components sell the SP-24A phono preamp. It comes in a shielded
box and includes a power pack. IIRC, the price was $30 to the trade.

Otherwise there was a kit designed by Silicon Chip magazine. It
doesn't run off 12VDC, though.

See http://www.siliconchip.com.au/cms/A_30616/article.html


- Franc Zabkar

 

[Robert Murphy]

top post, flame expected. see below.

"jo770" <[email protected]


** Is it beyond the comprehension of a sheep shagger to use the "rec out"
signals from the stereo amplifier that goes with that phono system ??

//crap snipped

Is it beyond your comprehensive facility to understand that the OP has a
turntable, that needs both preamp and riaa equalising.

Do you personally have ANY experience with de-clicking, de-popping and
rejoining treasured, irreplaceable vinyls?

Your total value input to the the thread has been NULL, as usual.

Do you just lurk here for fun and profit?



jo770. there are lots of preamps around. Cheapest case, do as electricile
above suggested, plug turntable into an amp with phono inputs, then use the
tape loop on the amp to connect to your soundcard.

You'll also need some software, I like Soundforge, others like DiamondCut.

hth

Rob

 

[Robert Murphy]

jo770

Does anyone have the circuit for a "versatile preamp" . It was in EA or
Silicon Chip some years ago. It use TL 072's , and can be set up for
Mic, or Phono etc.
I built a few ages ago for Mic, but now need to change it to Phono to
rescue some old vinyl. Just needs a few component changes.
Just bought a nice new A/V reciever, does everything, video, audio,
more DSP than you can cope with, but no phono preamp!!

Here is a recent design:
http://www.siliconchip.com.au/cms/A_30616/article.html

It comes in two parts, the power supply and the preamp. DSE sell the
preamp section (no transformer) for about $19:
http://www.dse.com.au/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/42800ed7088776da2742c0a87f9c0753/Product/View/K5402


- Franc Zabkar
--

 

[Phil Allison]

"Robert Murphy"

"Phil Allison" "jo770"


//crap snipped

** Nothing was snipped.

Much crap was added.

Is it beyond your comprehensive facility to understand that the OP has a
turntable, that needs both preamp and riaa equalising.

** Precisely what the phono stage of a stereo amp does - you fucking
imbecile.

Seeing as the dumbfuck OP has a phono cartridge and lots of LPs - he just
might be expected to have a turntable and a stereo amp as well.

Do you personally have ANY experience with de-clicking, de-popping and
rejoining treasured, irreplaceable vinyls?

** Do you have any personal experience of sheep shagging ??

Any other farmyard animals you prefer ?

Your total value input to the the thread has been NULL, as usual.

** Shame anencephalia prevented you seeing the point of my question.

jo770. there are lots of preamps around. Cheapest case, do as electricile
above suggested, plug turntable into an amp with phono inputs, then use
the tape loop on the amp to connect to your soundcard.

** Now the colossal, asinine fuckwit re-posts my question as his suggestion
!!!

Polly wanna cracker ???




.............. Phil

 

[Robert Murphy]

"Robert Murphy"


** Nothing was snipped.

Unfortunately.

Much crap was added.

Recursivly, unfortunately,

** Precisely what the phono stage of a stereo amp does - you fucking
imbecile.

Seeing as the dumbfuck OP has a phono cartridge and lots of LPs - he just
might be expected to have a turntable and a stereo amp as well.

The OP may not know how to rip them, which I believe was the question. With
all your brilliance in impedence matching, interpesonal skills, DSP
programming and data storage (all yet to be demonstrated) I'e sure everyone
is convinced you may be leige lord.

How fucking rude do you want to be This's great exercise, and I suppose
bandwidth's cheap enough to allow it.

** Do you have any personal experience of sheep shagging ??

Any other farmyard animals you prefer ?

Cooked, eaten for dinner.

** Shame anencephalia prevented you seeing the point of my question.

OK ya got me there, I had to look that one up.

 

[Phil Allison]

"Robert Murphy"

"Phil Allison"


The OP may not know how to rip them, which I believe was the question.

** Better go learn to read basic English - fuckhead.

OK ya got me there, I had to look that one up.

** ROTFLMAO ........




............. Phil