TCC TC-753 Details and Hookup

12 volt DC operation; will work anywhere in the world
60 day defective exchange warranty; CE certified
RIAA freq response 20hz-20,000hz, S/N ratio ^ 50dB
gold-plated jacks and black anodized metal casing
power indicator; aux/phono selector switches
adds an aux/line level input to replace the one it's connected to; useful with receivers and amps having limited input jacks
ground wire terminal
includes AC adaptor, RCA cable and miniplug adaptor
Very nice retail packaging suitable for gifting

TCC TC-753 Phono Preamp with Aux Input	If connecting to a computer, simply substitute it in the diagram for the receiver shown below. Use the sound card's LINE INPUT jack, NOT the MIC IN. Any of the following labelled amplifier/receiver/minisystem input jacks can be used; AUX, TAPE IN/PLAY, LINE IN, CD, TUNER, MD (MiniDisc), VIDEO or DVD (use the L&R AUDIO jacks so labelled; ignore the actual yellow VIDEO jack if present). Plug your MiniDisc, TV audio, CD Player or whatever into the preamp's AUX input, and press AUX to hear.
12 volt DC operation; will work anywhere in the world 60 day defective exchange warranty; CE certified RIAA freq response 20hz-20,000hz, S/N ratio ^ 50dB gold-plated jacks and black anodized metal casing power indicator; aux/phono selector switches adds an aux/line level input to replace the one it's connected to; useful with receivers and amps having limited input jacks ground wire terminal includes AC adaptor, RCA cable and miniplug adaptor Very nice retail packaging suitable for gifting	We include free of charge a stereo patch cord (for connection to a receiver or minisystem) and a mini-plug adaptor for use with computers.
Frustrated by the lack of inputs on your minisystem or home theatre receiver? Tired of having to unplug your TV audio or MP3 player whenever you want to play or record an LP? This phono preamp is for you. Functionally the same as our TC-400 preamp, this model adds an AUX level input to replace the one it connects to on your stereo, allowing either your turntable or whatever usually occupies your stereo's aux input to be selected at the push of a switch, without disconnecting or rearranging wires.