Need help connecting a turntable a to hi-fi with no auxillary inputs!!!

[SS2112]

Basically, my new Hi-fi system doesnt have an auxillary input where I can connect my turntable.

I need some help!! I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to connect my turntable to my new Hi-fi without the need for auxillary inputs.

I was also wondering if there are any new turntables around that don't require the need for auxillary inputs.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Sam

[likeitloud]

Most receivers or pre-amps back panels are split, 1 side video, 1 side audio.
Use any free jack on the audio side, make sure your unit is programmed/set-up
for that set of jacks, it should be labled. A list of your gear would help.

[Resident Loser]

Basically, my new Hi-fi system doesnt have an auxillary input where I can connect my turntable.

I need some help!! I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to connect my turntable to my new Hi-fi without the need for auxillary inputs.

I was also wondering if there are any new turntables around that don't require the need for auxillary inputs.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Sam

...nothing marked AUX or no spare inputs at all?...Or do you mean Phono-in? If there is a Tape-in, MD-in or something to that effect, you can use them...but be pre-warned unless your TT has a built in pre-amp you will need to purchase an outboard one to supply both the RIAA equalization and boost required by a typical magnetic cartridge...unless it's a ceramic (piezo) type...and then, of course there are MC carts which need a pre-pre due to their ultra-low outputs...

Yes Virginia, there are TTs that have built in phono pre-amps, but you still need an input...

jimHJJ(...FYI, all things with outputs need inputs...otherwise they are considered kinetic art...or anchors...)

[accastil]

hi all, i actually have the same question..ill be buying a TT and my reciever doesnt have a phono input...can i make use of another RCA input instead? also, what is mc and mm phono?