Great entry level device for getting those old records spinning again

Most old record players did not have an amp inside their electronics because almost everyone had a receiver that had phono inputs that amplified the signal from the needle (the sharp device in the phonograph/record player that played on the grooves of the plastic round thing that contained music)

Simply put this is where you have devices connected together that are all supposed to be at 0 volts or ground potential, but in reality one device actually has voltage leaking into it's ground circuit for some

didn't feel like buying an entire stereo system, and this device looked promising

An awesome device, it doesn't color the sound or introduce new noise into the signal

This device was very easy to set up, and works perfectly.

The device is 110 volt compatible with an external wall mount transformer that is included with the pre-amp

This device was very easy to set up, and works perfectly.

What this is doing is connecting all devices in your stereo to a common point the AC outlet ground and neutralizing any leaking AC

A reasonable device to install between my Pioneer PL-512 and my computer.

An inexpensive and seemingly simple device, it works.

great device to setup a record player with a modern stereo receiver

My complaint is that I experienced such poor manufacturing and applications compatibility from what was meant to be a decent device.

That said, it's still a great device that gets some solid use.