It will require a phono preamp...designed for a magnetic phone cartridge that takes into account the RIAA rolloff so you don't lose bass response. A mic preamp won't work properly.
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i am trying to connect this to my stereo, the volume is not loud enough, so i bought a split cable, connected to one of my outputs on my stereo receiver. it works but very deep, so i bought a thicker split cable and will try, but not sure how to hook up the video part. a staight wire to the back of my tv? will that work? also i cant find the right kareoke videos, each time I buy one, computer graphics come up but no words, any direction, send to [email protected] please
There is no way to get it louder. I bought a pair of Logitech earphones that has volume control. They play everything in stereo. Even have microphone for when I do Skype. They were not very expensive but work great
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the audio output of you tv is fixed one. u can't adjust it. in some tvs we can assign the audio output as fixed or variable. you tv dosen't have thet option.
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well if the volume wont go any louder on the tv even without the remote that can be a problem what i would recommend to do is get a stereo that you could hook up to the cable or satellite or if you use digital antenna use the output of a vcr to plug into a stereo system then you can use a stereo to increase the volume.
ARE YOU HOOKED UP TO A CABLE BOX? IF SO THERE IS A VOLUME ADJUSTMENT ON THE CABLE BOX TO HELP OUT. IF NOT I'M AFRAID YOUR ONLY SOLUTION IS TO HOOK UP A SURROUND SOUND SYSTEM.
Depending on what type of remote you have the DVR volume may need to be turned up. On the DVR remote hold the cable button until the lights blink. Then press volume up. The Light should blink again. Turn your volume up on the DVR to "stereo". Hope that works.
in a car stereo system, when you select line input, it usually assumes the device you are connecting has its own volume control. if you really want to use your cars volume knob, an FM transmitter might do the trick.
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