Low volume on your Turntable? How to pick the right phono pre-amp, We review 3 Top sellers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2018
- Review on 3 Phone Preamps from Pyle the PP444, PP555, and PP999
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PYLE PP999 COMPACT ULTRA-LOW NOISE PHONO TURNTABLE PREAMP WITH 12-VOLT ADAPTOR - PREAMPLIFIER
PYLE PP444 ULTRA COMPACT PHONO TURNTABLE PREAMP
PYLE PP555 ULTRA COMPACT PHONO TURNTABLE PRE-AMPLIFIER W/ 9 V BATTERY COMPARTMENT
This electronic preamplifier stands up to the test and will provide you with serious sound performance. The PP444 is perfect for bringing your studio equipment's phono-level output to a more suitable line-level output. It'll take your audio signal, amplify its strength and prepare it for further processing by your receiver or amplifier. Preamps technically provide voltage gain to your desired equipment and are key to assisting the signal source, whether it's a turntable, musical instrument or microphone. The ultra-low noise audio conditioning circuitry allows the preamp to boost audio to levels that are more manageable for various types of audio equipment. You'll find it easier to adjust the recording level volumes of different sources from microphones and instruments alike. You should position your preamp close to the source to reduce unwanted noise and interference. Preamps can sometimes come built into the stereo equipment, but if that's not the case, the PP444 is an easy install, wise choice and great addition to any musician or producer. Take your sounds and audio production skills to the next level with the PP444 Preamplifier
FEATURES
Converts Phono Signals to Line Level Signals
State-of-the-Art Circuitry Accommodates Magnetic Pickups
Ultra-Low Noise Operation Improves Sound Performance
Connects to Turntables and Other Studio Equipment
Input Sensitivity: 3mV at 50K Ohms (Phono)
Dedicated RCA and 1/4'' Output Connectors
Output: 2V max (P-P) at 10K Ohms
DC 12-Volt Power Adapter Included
Frequency Response: 20 Hz ~ 20 KHz ±2dB
S/N Ratio (A-WTD): 70 dB - Output Level: 2V
THD: 0.08% @ 1KHz and 3mV Input | S/N Ratio: 70dB
Input Sensitivity/Impedance/Phono 3 mV / 50K Ohms
Load Impedance: 10K Ohms - Reference Voltage: 1V d
Dimensions (W x H x D): 3.54" x 2.13" x 1.02"
Weight: 0.88 Lbs
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Loved how you articulated and presented everything so nicely! Thanks ✌🏾
Thank you for a very clear and useful review.
Great video, thx. Explained what’s going on with my system perfectly.
Thanks so much! Bought the PP999 and enjoying my old JCPENNEY MCS turntable on my new sound system. Works great!
WOW, Now That is a real Classic JCPENNEY
Saved my ass! I found the switch on my turntable. Thank you for doing the lord's work!
Thank you very much! Great explanation, now I know what I need.
Thanks for the knowledge! 🙏
Thanks so much! FYI many new DJ turntables are not coming with preamp included
Good for low end table and cartridge set up
Thanks man!
My Denon x4200 receiver has phono and sounds great however, I bought the Pyle pp999 and no difference perhaps the receiver is better. I just bought the Lounge LCR MKIII preamp and can't wait for it to arrive. It should be night and day. Great video by the way!!
Thanks for the comment, your Denon has a Phone input So the pre-amp would match the quality of the all the other components in the x4200. upgrading the cartage on the turntable would make it sound better..
@@expertisland thanks this is my first turntable. It's the music hall ikura and came with ortofon 2m blue cartridge. I think both of those will suffice for now. The reason I got the lounge lcr mkIII is to improve the quality as I'm sure it's way better then the denon phono.
Many thanks. Very useful, well put across. As a result, I've just ordered the PP444. £15.50 inc p&p @ Thompsons online.
What are you thoughs about it? Isnit worth it?
For the pp444 does it work with or with out the use of the ground wire (aka the rca cable with the ground on it )
thx for the info.when turntable is plugged into newer pyle audio reciever with out preamp to hear a aux buzzsound thru right channel and just barely hear fine thru left channel.wondering if cartridge ia bad.i have a pyle 2 on order..
Can I use one of these to run my turntable through my fender passport PA?
Does it work with ceramic cartridge. I would like to go for Pyle pp999
Hi I still have my Fisher turntable, unfortunately it was getting too difficult to repair the Fisher Amplifier so i switched from the tuner,amplifier combo to a Pioneer receiver. I bought the 999 but the sound is thin and low ( obviously not as thin and low as without- but still,meh) . I know it's not going to be the same sound as say the tuner but is there anything else I can do?
An outboard pre-amp is most always better than the cheap built in pre-amp that is built into your TT!
Thanks for the good info! Question: My turntable does not have RCAs,only one 3.5mm headphone jack,will these pre amps work, providing I use a 3.5mm plug to RCA cable? Thank you
What turntable do you have? It sounds like all you need is a 3.5mm cord (aux cord) and plug that from your turntable to passive speakers that have a 3.5mm input (aux input). Your current setup also works; does this setup give you very low volume? If so then yes, you'll most likely need a phono preamp.
Can this work on my jbl speaker ???
Yes i got a 1978 Sanyo turn table and a 2005 HARMAN KARDON receiver i connected the firs tjme and very low sound then i buy the first one pp444 and volume increased but not that loud so i think i need a better one
all 3 models add the same power to the line, your cartridge may need to be replaced. the do get old and wear out.
I believe the filter you call low pass is actually a low cut filter (AKA high pass filter)
I’m having low volume out of one of those in my JBL speaker… anyone knows what’s the matter?
buen video
I have an Onkyo CP1000A turntable (no ground wire) and I'm trying to connect it to my Onkyo Surround Sound receiver. I purchased the PP444 today and hooked it up with no problem. I'm able to get much more volume from my vinyl but there's a humming coming from the speakers. Also the volume is not nearly as good as my CD player hooked directly up to my receiver. Am I doing something wrong or is that the best I can do with these preamps? Any suggestions on one that won't break the bank and get rid of the buzz? Thanks!
Ground your turntable to your receiver with a wire (any wire will do) the hum/buzz should go away. your needle and cartage is where the quality of sound comes from.
Here's my issue: The stereo receiver/amp is designed with phono preamp. However, the volume is still very low. I tried one of these preamps and I get distortion. Any suggestions?
If you plugged the separate preamp into the phono input you were running 2 preamps in a row .
That will make distortion. Use the cd input or whatever you have left over. Not the phono input
on the reciever.
I just bought a new cartridge i don't think is that , will guet an other one whit more volume.
I hope it works out for you. if you have a friend with a turntable you might want to try it out on that one.
Hello , just picked up PP555 with ground for my TT-1000 Table into my Mackie 1200 stereo PA system . Hum city and cables good ?
You need to ground your turntable to the mixer
@@expertisland Thanks a bunch !
No differents ?
I got cheated. My PP555 does not have an on/off switch. It is ON all the time with the battery installed.
I have a panasonic ak277 stereo, it does not have a phono input but it has auxiliary input there, can I connect the preamplifier?
yes you can.
@@expertisland thanks very much.
So why buy an expensive turntable preamps for $1000++ if this $30 unit does the same thing ?
My new audio technica has one built in and it’s still not working. I’m not sure what to do
Look for the PHONE / Line Switch on the back of the turntable.
@@expertisland do you have email I have some questions
The first one is not powerfull i got one good volume but not that good i need more volume...
Are you trying to connect an old turntable to a new system?
PYLES Phono Preamps are cheap junk! My daily driver is a Pioneer PL117D with an Audio-Technica AT-VMN95ML - using the ART Pro Audio DJ PRE II Phono Preamplifier ( 12 volt PSU) connected to a DBX 3BX Series II, the Behringer Ultragraph Pro FBQ3102 and my Pioneer VSX 933 - strictly for playing my vinyl collection -
9 out of 10 new phono don’t have Pre amp
It seems to me the cheaper ones do?
Seems like you are talking to a novice audience. No new information for me