Putting together a turntable setup is a simple process; however, there are several things you should know before purchasing your setup. This Guide To Turntable Setups will explain: the key components, the different setup configurations, and the most commonly asked questions. If you have further questions, don't hesitate to contact us.

A typical turntable setup goes like this – turntable to preamp to receiver to speakers. You’ll need all the necessary cables to make this setup work. Some turntables have built-in preamps, while others will just spin a record. I’m Donovan, a long-time musician who is also passionate about listening to vinyl.

Operating a turntable mostly requires you to pay attention to what you are doing. Place your record on the table before activating it. Keep dust away from your table, and handle the equipment with care. Put a record onto the turn table. Turn on the platter. Lift up the tone arm. Lower the stylus onto the outermost edge of the record.

To amplify the sound coming from your turntable, you need to connect it to a preamp. And then, this preamp should be connected to a receiver to process the signal. That receiver will be connected to speakers, ultimately delivering the amplified sound. So the best turntable setup goes like this: turntable – preamp – receiver – speakers.