a) turntables with maganetic cartridges requring RIAA equalisation, what does that mean ? what are non RIAA turntables?
technics 1200 with ortofon white electro catridges will fall in which category ?
Thanks for your help in advance
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A turntable just got to have the RIAA filtering. This has got to do with the way a record is pressed and all the way frequencies are handled during pressing.
To make the vinyl hold all frequencies different frequencies are amplified on a different way, this is what the RIAA filter does. The only way to go around this is to buy a turntable that has got a signal level output (like those OEM players).
the reason i ask this is because , in the manual for the x one 92 it says " rca phono plug in turntables with magnetic cartridges requiring riaa equlisation. For non riaa turntables plug in the line input instead "
This type of connecter is used for connection of almost all consumer audio products. This means that you can connect the Phono output of a turntable to the phone input and the line output (if available) to any line input.
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