Why I buy this one ?
- verts your phono signal to a line level signal
- State-of-the-art phono preamp to accommodate magnetic pickups
- Ultra low-noise audio operational amplifiers offer outstanding sound performance
- Dedicated RCA and 1/4' output connectors
- DC 12-Volt adapter included

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What our customer's say!

"Good preamp / bad power supply", I purchased the PP400 preamp for my new receiver which does not have a phono input (preamp), like most others in the same situation. The preamp is very nicely packaged. There is too much HUMMM. My background is electronics so I know what the reason is from the start. I had suspected it to be the case even before I purchased it. I cut the cord between the power supply and the preamp and inserted a filter circuit in between. So much for the warranty! For those who can understand it, the circuit is just a one transistor capacitance multiplier. The ripple (hum) was reduced from 50mv to under 2mv. The solution is not perfect but now I can live with it. I found that experimenting with grounding also help to reduce hum. Try attaching the ground wire to different points on the receiver chassie. Be sure to reduce the volume as you move the grounding around so you will not blow out the speakers or your ear drums.

I am rather surprised, after reading the other reviews that not more hum complains were launchased. With that much hum on the power supply, hum is unavoidable. I am giving a full 5 stars on the preamp itself. The lack of filtering on the power supply dropped the rating to 3 stars overall.

"Great Pre-Amp", This device has an excellent audio response in addition to its affordability. I do not believe in converting vinyl records to MP3 format, since the fidelity of the records diminishes during conversion. So this device allows me to listen to my vinyl using my receiver which does not have, unfortunately, a phone Input.

"sweet!", I bought a used high quality turntable with some birthday money. however, as an audio novice, I didn't realize it needed a preamp until I plugged it into my speakers and realized it hardly made any noise at all. so i looked online and found this great little piece of equipment. not only is it inexpensive, but it works great and retains excellent sound quality. it's also really easy to use.

recommended for all.

"Cheap, but gets the job done", I bought this preamp to use with an old belt-drive turntable. For its target market, it's just fine - easy set-up, functional, and small. There's a bit of hum that comes wit the unit, but it's not noticeable if you're playing music at a high volume (use the ground pin if your turntable has one, or there will be even more noise). For spoken word records, however, the static really gets in the way.

Bottom line: it's a cheap way to use your phono-out record player, but look for something pricier if you want high-quality sound.

"great buy!", i have a turntable and a set of old speakers with a headphone jack input. didn't feel like buying an entire stereo system, and this device looked promising. it works like a charm. the ground feature is really nice; my tunes on vinyl sound incredible. don't listen to the one poor review of this item; if you understand what this device is, it's probably exactly what you're looking for.