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jamhmgenau
feddit.org
jamhmgenau@feddit.org Joined: 2024-09-06 |
I spotted this project today and thought it might be of interest for some of you. It will allow you to stream your vinyls, CD or cassette players to airplay capable devices. |
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ahmedezat_katteb
lemmy.world
ahmedezat_katteb@lemmy.world Joined: 2026-10-01 |
Nice find. One thing to check before buying parts: the README says it works with line-level sources through a USB audio adapter. Most turntables output phono level, so unless yours has a built-in preamp (look for a PHONO/LINE switch on the back), you'll need a phono preamp between the deck and the USB adapter. Without it the signal is very quiet and has no RIAA equalisation, so it sounds thin. Also, AirPlay buffers for a couple of seconds, which is fine for listening, but you'll notice the delay if you're standing next to the speakers while dropping the needle. The automatic start/stop on signal detection is the clever part for a turntable. |
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Harald_im_Netz
feddit.org
Harald_im_Netz@feddit.orgJoined: 2024-06-25 |
Nice find. One thing to check before buying parts: the README says it works with line-level sources through a USB audio adapter. Most turntables output phono level, so unless yours has a built-in preamp (look for a PHONO/LINE switch on the back), you'll need a phono preamp between the deck and the USB adapter. Without it the signal is very quiet and has no RIAA equalisation, so it sounds thin. ...
Look for RIAA-Amplifiers. They usually offer two cinch-inputs and two cinch-outputs, to get the signal on line level. They're fairly inexpensive. |
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