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Question: Can this turntable operate with a receiver, or only through a computer?  If so, what receiver might you recommend?
Document: I got this turntable maybe 2 weeks ago. It's great so far! The belt driven machine is quiet, the needle is decent, and the ability to rip vinyl is nice.The detachable RCA cables are a nice touch too, in case you want to place your deck more than like 6" away from your receiver.I'd recommend this deck and only give it a 4 star rating because the speed seems to be calibrated incorrectly.
Setup was easy but there is no auto pickup at the end of the record and the cue level to raise and lower the tonearm is near the back of the arm.That said, the sound quality is excellent. No hum, plenty loud with the built in preamp (which you can switch off), and it's great you can unplug the RCA cable from the back of the unit so you can transport it easily to your computer without having to pull out the Receiver to unplug.
Took this to multiple stores and they all confirmed my RCA outputs on the back didn't work.Then they recommended another turntable that goes for only $220, the Audio Technica AT LP 120 USB and that one has been working perfectly. It's a bit heavier and much much sturdier and made of more metal than plastic.Would not recommend Music Hall. Very cheap plastic feel, really light. Look into that Audio Technica, it's cheaper and much better in my opinion.
I haven't used the USB transfer function yet, and I'm not really interested in that--the Music Hall reputation for quality was more of a deciding factor. So far it sounds amazing, so much better than Crosley, and I'm just using it with computer speakers and the needle it came with.
I ordered this hoping I would be able to transfer my albums to CD with enough quality to actually enjoy the recordings. I am happy to say that this works as I had hoped it would. The software has a bit of a learning curve but fortunately once you figure out the options that you typically need it is fairly easy to go one album after the other. I would recommend this product.
Dual Voltage turntable that does more shocking than running. I bought this for my husband for father's day and when he hooked it up it shocked him repeatedly.
So far I've liked this turntable. Not too many bells and whistles but exactly what you need to get the job done. Just larger than I had expected.
Just a wonderful turntable! Two things to watch it for:1.If you hooking this into a line drive like Aux. there is a switch in the back to go "line"2.When unpacking this,do it slowly.Man being a 30 year musician I was never so impressed! Thank you Music Hall! It beats everyone else!
After that ritual comes sonic nirvana. If you had taken good care of your records the clicks and pops are minimal.One thing to remember though is there is no auto lift at the end of the record play like my previous Technics turntables. That does not bother me as I think this turntable sounds better than the Technics.
I bought this turntable by ,going through the internet of good turntables for about 300.00. Music Hall kept coming up in all categories. The name i never have heard of. So I looked into it more,even called the company asking questions about this turntable. The presentation was wonderful! The way they packed it was incredible,being very careful of how it was to be shipped and then very little to put together.
Answer: We have it hooked up through a Sony receiver. Its an older model Sony that we've had for a while.  We have it connected to nice speakers, though, and it sounds great.