Rob: You may not even HAVE a phono stage on that input! Some equipments are optioned for phono stage, but if it's not installed then you only have a high-level line-stage input there. Plug in a tuner or CD player into Aux 2 & see how that sounds. If OK, it's only a line-input. If it's harsh & distorted then you are indeed overdriving a phono stage. If that's the case, then as Mr. Vantage says, you may have a moving coil cartrige connected into a moving magnet phono input. You would then need a step-up transformer. Probably cheaper to get a MM cartrige though. No offense, but I wouldn't expect a Techniques TT to come equipped with a higher-quailty & more expensive MC cartrige.
Help for connecting turntable
just bought new Technics SL-BD22D turntable. Connected to a Denon PMA-250SE Amplifier. Only get very minimal sound even on full volume. Have connected through Aux2/phono,have tried all other inputs and checked connections. What am I doing wrong.Fairly new to Hi-Fi seperates. Rob
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