Sounds from turntable

There is no phono input on unit. If you wish to use turntable you willl need to buy a quality preamp, and appropriate cables.

If the receiver doesn't have a Phono input, you will need to turn on the Pre-Amp and connect the turntable to another input. Connect the Red and White RCA cables to the left and right audio inputs on the receiver. Connect the RCA cables to the audio outputs on the back of the turntable

I am guessing but it sounds like a gorse impedance mismatch. You should never connect two outputs together unless they are specifically designed for that. Since you are listing to mono why not send each output to the Base Amp the other to the cabinet. That should resolve the problem.

Turn table? You mean like records? lol
The output of record players is different voltage than like cd players, etc...
Does your stereo have input for turntable or are you hooking it up to an extra rca input? I had mine hooked up wrong before and it did same thing.

Sorry to hear of your loss.

http://www.retrevo.com/support/RCA-CDRW121-CD-Players-manual/id/19240bh946/t/2/

Probably with a set of RCA cables.

hi,, please check your RCA cable...or replace it possible...

the mic is in the computer somewhere, there will be a way to mute the microphone either in the vinyl software or in the system settings of the computer!

Hey black fender start person, I'm genuinely sorry for sounding patronising and 'of the applemac-fool-mockery crew'. The needle-on-the-record is acting as a wall mic. I don't know about the ez software, but I'm guessing there are default settings in there somewhere, in tools/options or suchlike.
Have a look at the mic settings you might be able to apply some pleasing preset.
good luck :)

I use Audacity. It's a 100% free sound editing software and works great for vinyl transfers...Linky

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/