Phono Turntable Preamp,Low Noise Stereo Preamplifier with RCA Input/TRS Output, High-Fidelity Audio with 12V DCAdapter for Vinyl Phonograph - Home Audio

Does a great job for the price. I needed simple and effective and this little preamp delivers. Great buy for a starting setup.

Easy to plug in and play! It’s what I was expecting. Sound and volume are great. I would recommend to all needing a preamp!

Worked perfectly! Volume control is back and feeback noise eliminated!

Works great

A great Value and works like a charm! If you have the older style Turntable and a newer style Receiver, this is the one you need. No noise whatsoever a Great Pre-Amp.

Too hard to hook up directions were vague

Found my 1979 turntable in the attic and it still worked. Needed to adapt phono level output of the player to line level input of my home theater system. This pre-amp did the trick. It was simple to connect and my records sound awesome.

I’m using this in line with my soundbar’s sub output (which had a very weak signal). It worked nicely to boost the audio signal so the sub now works as it should. We use our soundbar for movies, but often just for streaming music too (Bluetooth, Pandora, etc). Unfortunately, the soundbar’s sub output was super weak. Before, my soundbar’s sub output signal was so weak, it often wouldn’t even turn the subwoofer on (it’s an auto-on subwoofer that powers on when it senses an audio signal). And when it worked, the sub signal was so weak, it sounded like there was no subwoofer at all, even when the subwoofer’s volume was all the way up. You had to get right next to it to even know it was doing anything. Putting this in line between my soundbar’s RCA output and my subwoofer’s RCA input boosted the signal perfectly so I can now hear the subwoofer nicely. The volume knob on the subwoofer now will go from relatively quiet to full dance party mode. I had no issues with the “hum” that others have mentioned. It’s as quiet as can be, and I don’t even have the optional ground wire hooked up. It does have a ground wire connection on it, so connecting that to the chassis of your stereo, turntable, subwoofer, etc, would likely eliminate much of the hum people have mentioned (I’ve had hum issues on my other stereo and a ground wire connecting all the audio components’ chassis together solved it). I’d definitely recommend this if your system is sending a low level signal to another component that just doesn’t have enough uumph to get the audio levels that it should be getting.