I didn't feel like it amplified the signal enough to make the music sound really good.

Produces a strong signal for the vintage turntable to the

Need to boost that phono signal?

I'm no audiophile, I just wanted to play some old records and this boosted the signal up to where it would drive an auxiliary input on a stereo

This little, inexpensive device boosts the signal perfectly and provides a ground wire screw.

Using to boost the signal from a tablet to drive a CD burns

This little, inexpensive device boosts the signal perfectly and provides a ground wire screw.

Wanted to revive my old turntable and vinyl records so needed a preamp to boost signal to a new receiver (new ones mostly do not have 'phono' input

Good clean signal and also it seems some noise damping

Worked no problem, was easy to set up and it gives a good clear signal.

If you need to boost your turntable's signal so it's comparable with your other components, I highly recommend this

who would've known the old stereo receivers boosted the RCA connection signal, but hooking an old turntable up to a newer receiver's aux setting definitely required one of these booster/amplifiers to increase the input up to today's standard level.

The perfect solution to taking vinyl and storing and burning cds, you get a nice clean signal ... used for now with amplified speakers ...sounds like a concert...seems good quality no brainer hookup, plugs in, make sound!!!!And a great price..

fast delivery, only a small background noise preamplifier and radio signal at low level, but with vinyl signal is no longer audible

I just wanted to boost the signal from the used turntable I bought to my soundbar.

Did not work with my record player, ion USB player, seems like a hot signal, does not have gain control for signal strength,, But for price, it's ok.

Powerfull and crystal clear signal

Good I/O options.

They issued me a

Pro)......it works as it should

With my Technics turntable, this sounds just as good as, or better than, using the the phono input in my receiver