Audio receivers with Phono input
prices on 18 models Phono
— input for connecting "turntables" — vinyl players to the audio receiver. The main difference from the usual line input is that the sound passes through the so-called a phono stage that corrects the frequency distortions that are inevitable in any pickup. At the same time, different types of pickups — MM and MC — have different specifics of these distortions; therefore, when choosing a receiver for a turntable, you should make sure that the Phono input matches its characteristics. Note that the absence of such an input is not an obstacle to connecting a vinyl player, however, in such cases, you will need an external phono stage.
