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Question regarding the audio output wires on a old-school turntable.?
My friend has got an old school turntable a while back and has just recently tried to play a couple of albums on it. The trouble is that when we plug the Red and White rca's into his TV the music from the TV's speakers is barely audible even when we turn it up to max volume.
There are three wires that come out of the back of the turn-table: One Red RCA, one White RCA and one wire with a forked terminal on the end of it. My question is what is this forked terminal for? And is it the reason why the music is so soft?
Thanks,
Ben.
The audio output of a turntable is extremely low. You need a pre-amp to bring the level up to a point where it is what is called "line level." This can then be plugged into a TV or other amplifier connected to speakers.
The small wire is a ground wire. It is supposed to be connected to the ground terminal of the amplifier. It helps prevent buzz and hum.
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