How to Connect a Turntable or Record Player to Speakers

Thank you!!

[deltahomicide]

Thank you for saving me from self-loathing that could've turned into depression

[virginia_plain_coquette]

Thank god for this video! I've been going crazy putting together an audio setup just using online advice as a guide. Nothing I've seen is as complete as this.

[TanaskovicOfficial]

As someone who's just diving into the world of vinyl this helped a great deal. I ended up getting a Sony PS-LX300 as a gift recently and with your help I managed to get everything up and running without any headaches. Thanks!

[JamSome]

Other People: *use the radio while driving*

Me (a highly sophisticated intellectual): *use a vinyl turntable*

[iFantasyDesigns]

WHY WOULD YOU TAKE IT INTO YOUR CAR?! MAD MAN.

[oahuahi]

Oh my god, thank you. I have been going crazy trying to even begin to understand where to start, and any turntable / speaker online community I have stumbled upon has provided absolutely no elucidation, only obfuscation.

[omglolzorange]

This was SO helpful. I'm brand new at this whole record player thing and just got into collecting vinyl and this really helped a lot. Thank you!

[The-Tech-Man]

With the LP-60, if they are powered speakers, then yes, you can hook them up straight to speakers.

[laeleven]

Seriously the best simple, concise turntable hook up how-to video. THANK YOU!!!

[bryanthrow]

Wicked helpful! Someone bought me the record player as a gift not knowing you need speakers & a receiver to actually use it. After an hour of trying to get it to play through my computer I almost gave up. Using my ipod dock now & it sounds great. Thank you!

[Ned-keui]

You can hook this turntable straight up to active speakers!

[SirStreamSDJG]

Oh my god thank you! I recently ordered an AT-LP60 and was a bit confused as to how I would set it up, and this video answered literally all of the questions I had. Great video!

[clayleitch]

Just wanted to say thanks for video. I couldn't set any sound. Thought I would need to buy preamp. You saved me some cash. I now have sound.

[thejebdude]

You don't need an amp/receiver if you have powered speakers

[suspirianknight]

Thanks for this video. Last May I bought this turntable and used your FM Tuner method and it works great. I'm using a 540-watt Sony shelf system, but I'm debating getting a Bose Wave. Love the Sony, but (and I knew this when I bought it) it doesn't have a headphone jack. This video made the decision of collecting vinyl easier when I saw how simple these methods are.

[gymkhana]

Dude, very informative.. thank you! buying the same turntable for my wife this christmas! I appreciate the video! :)

[VICNASTY]

Nice, my friend has one of those AudioTechnica AT-LP60's. He connected it to a 1980's Pioneer stereo amp, I gave him. The pre-amp feature is really nice to have! I have had a few Technics turntables, the sound quality is fantastic! There are to many options now a days- LOL!

[ErnestoAvilez]

I wouldn't suggest playing an turntable in a car because the car is moving and can bounce the record and scratch it.

[thedogisoflove]

incredibly imformative, sir omgosh. i was confused on how to get speakers connected to a turntable. now I know you need a turntable, a receiver or amplifier and then connect the speakers to that receiver/amplifier. thank you!

[ClarenceFisher]

You can't listen to an LP on the highway except if you're sitting outside the car on the shoulder. You'd need $5.00 worth of pennies to hold the tone arm in place.