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Vinyl on Turntable sounds thin and trebley through Denon AVR-1603

I have just connected up all my Hi Fi up through my newly acquired Denon AVR-1603 and all works OK except the turntable which sounds weak, too trebley etc. I have it connected through the AUX socket on the back.


  • jjhudson Dec 01, 2008

    Many thanks for your response, Duncan. I have a SONY STR-212L Tuner/Amp which was taken out of the equation when I got the Denon. maybe I could use this to boost the signal between t/table and Denon? Would this work as I didn't want to add more kit?
    Cheers
    JJHudson


  • jjhudson Dec 06, 2008

    Thanks again Duncan. In the end I tried the DVD/VDP input on the back and played with the Surround Mode/Tone Control and got a richer sound. Needs the Vol up higher as well, of course. Thanks very much for your time. JH

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You will need an adapter amp which converts the tiny tiny signal from a magnetic phono cartridge up to the line level that you need to feed into your AUX input jacks. They cost about $20 to $30 dollars and can be found at Radio Shack. Unless of course you have a phono input jack on the back of your Denon unit. Good luck.

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    Mike Duncan Dec 02, 2008

    It depends on whether it has a magnetic phono input or not on the back.

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