Phono Turntable Preamp, Phono Preamp for Turntable, Record Play, Mini Electronic Audio Stereo Phonograph Preamplifier with RCA Input, RCA/TRS Output, Phono Preamp with 12 Volt DC Adapter

So far I have a huge buzzing sound after installing the unit. I admit it may be user error.Edit. Today I connected the ground to both the record player and added a ground wire screwed into the metal housing of my computer. All buzzing is gone; the album Prequelle by Ghost sounds amazing!

For the price, good quality sound!

Model: Basic Preamp (without power button)Works OK. You get what you pay for. The case is so light it feels cheaper than it actually is. It could have been 1/2 the size, but I can tell they re-use the case for their upgraded model. I would like to try that one out, maybe it has noise reduction. This one certainly doesn't.Note to fellow reviewers:Always mention what variant you buy. It helps people search the reviews and prevents positive/negative reviews effecting an entirely different product if/when they change the listing.

Works great. Small size fits well

Excelente

We needed a go between / amp for a turntable from the 1980s, a receiver from the 1980s and a modern day Bose portable Bluetooth speaker for our teen. This did the trick and she can listen to her vinyls. The turntable is hooked into the receiver, then the receiver to this amp and then the amp to the speaker using a double red white rca cable to single into the speaker. For $12 she has a decent set up with old equipment we already had.

For the price this is well worth it. Breathed new life into my old system.

If all you need is a little boost for your turntable's sound, this will do the job, and it's a decent value. However, it is on the quiet end, and doesn't offer any ability to adjust the volume or gain. For less than $20, it's pretty much what you'd want, though I'd recommend looking in the $50-$100 range and get a pre-amp that has better sound and control, like the ART DJPreII or a Fosi tube style pre-amp.