TCC TC-740 Details and Hookup

A variable level output control and the ability to handle line, musical instrument pickup, dynamic mike AND phono input signals makes this little item very handy indeed. This is an excellent front end for sound reinforcement applications that don't require the complexity of a mixer but may have to handle various source and output level requirements from job to job. DJs and roadies will benefit from having one of these in their tool box to take the place of larger, more expensive equipment in a pinch. Lastly, the ability to input virtually anything that comes along into a tape, DAT, CD or MD recorder is something the recording enthusiast shouldn't do without.

TCC TC-740 Mike/Instrument/Line/Phono Preamp	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).
12 volt DC operation; will work anywhere in the world 60 day defective exchange warranty; CE certified RIAA freq response 20hz-20,000hz +/- 0.5dB, S/N ratio 85dB gold plated jacks and black anodized metal casing ground wire terminal; output gain control switchable RCA or 1/4" inputs; power indicator switchable for line, dynamic mikes, instrument pickup or phono (output level control is bypassed in phono mode) includes AC adaptor, RCA cable and miniplug adaptor	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.
A variable level output control and the ability to handle line, musical instrument pickup, dynamic mike AND phono input signals makes this little item very handy indeed. This is an excellent front end for sound reinforcement applications that don't require the complexity of a mixer but may have to handle various source and output level requirements from job to job. DJs and roadies will benefit from having one of these in their tool box to take the place of larger, more expensive equipment in a pinch. Lastly, the ability to input virtually anything that comes along into a tape, DAT, CD or MD recorder is something the recording enthusiast shouldn't do without.