No you can't, because the turntable output is low. you can buy a phono preamp
Understand what your saying but is it ok to use that specific socket bearing in mind it is not directly in the amp?
you can but you will not hear sound or if you do it will extremely low and noisy. look on for phono preamp this an inexpensive one. BEHRINGER MICROPHONO PP400 Again line level and turntable level are 2 separate levels.
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SOURCE: TURNTABLE PROBLEM
You have a VERY nice turntable! TWO quick questions: 1) How do you define "minimal" volume? It is not NECESSARILY unusual that your turntable / receiver combination will have lower volume than your tuner, CD or DVD player. What happens when you CRANK IT UP?! Don't worry about the position of the volume control! 2)Are you changing the turntables output settings via the switch under the platter? Please post a reply and we'll go to the next step! Note: Ceramic cartridges are pretty much extinct. They were strictly low-end, low-cost, low-fidelity devices used in cheap audio systems of "yesteryear". Have you ever seen a BSR or Garrard turntable? Or your grandad's Magnavox Console Stereo? THAT'S where you'd find a ceramic cartridge!
SOURCE: connecting a behringer djx700 mixer to a panasonic amp
The problem is most likely between the turntable and mixer. You need to be sure that the turntable is connected to a phono input. I'm not sure if your mixer has one. If not, you need to have a phono pre-amp between the turntable and the line input on the mixer.
Check that first and get back to us if you still have problems/questions.
Dan
SOURCE: hum when turntable connected to phono sockets on amp
this turntable absolutely came with a ground wire that must connect to the gnd connection on the amp. maybe it got torn off or something but there should be clues on the back of the turntable as to what happened to it.
once the lead is found it must be connected to the amp gnd connect to get rid of the hum. this might require someone with soldering skilz or what have you in order rig up a new wire.
a tech might have to remove the bottom and solder in a new wire if it is cut or ripped off at the housing. This is common as people forget to unhook the gnd wire from the amp when moving things around.
SOURCE: How to connect headphones without a headphone socket
if there is differentiation between the sockets you will need the manual..
SOURCE: adding turntable to bose music wave system
Hiya, sad to say it wont work even with the correct plugs. If you really need/want to get it going, you will need a RIIA pre amp to use to convert the turntable levels to an acceptable level for the bose. Once you have that, then get the correct matching plugs for the bose (sames guys that supply the preamp should be able to help). Suggest a google search in your area "RIIA PREAMP" and see who supplys.
Best of luck
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