Pfantone PRE600 Phono Preamp

I purchased this preamp from Sunday's Seconds via Amazon. It works fairly well so far with the exception of some interference at high volume while not playing a record. You'll never notice it even when playing a record at low volume though, ironically enough. This interference may or may not be from this unit. I will tell you what did bother me though. When I pulled the invoice out of the mailer, there was a bright orange tag stapled to it asking for a five star rating upon inspection of the unit. It further asked that you don't leave a negative remark and insisted you call the company for service instead should you find any problems. Sort of makes you wonder doesn't it? If they had the kind of confidence I would like to have (in a product) before I shipped something with my business name on it, to a paying customer, I would not need to enclose that bright orange tag.

they say its not to suppose to hum but it does...i dont know if i'm doing something wrong but thats the way it is when you buy something and no one to go over it with you...overall i'm satisfied...

Decided to hook up my old turntable and needed the preamp. Solved the problem. Happy with purchase.

If it gets your turntable working in your budget, then bam! this is for you

Works great with my 1970's turntable then connected to the computer input. No Hum, and no distortions were heard.

I've heard these with another turntable and they are awful. They don't faithfully reproduce the entire frequency range from the original recording, cutting off deep bass is the biggest issue. You can spend less than 2x the price and get a quality phono preamp. The difference is quite startling. The Rolls for under 50 bucks is a very good alternative.

Ordered this little fella hoping it would act as a suitable interface between my Gemini XL120 turntable and a stereo system. Imagine my disappointment to discover that the left-channel was dead. After trouble-shooting with different RCA cables, and input jacks I decided that it was DoA.Sending it back for a full refund tomorrow.

Great if you want to take your turntable output and feed it in to your PC to convert your old LPs to CD.