riia phono preamp

[cimo]

hi

any idea about a good proven diy project for a possibly riia phono preamp, with easy to find components, sounding ok not necessary audiophile, i need it for timecoded vinyls but i d like to feel free to play some normal vinyl as well.

There are so many in the net but i can t really choose any .. and they go for so cheap on ebay as well, about 15$ each ...

have you ever built one?

txx

simone

[ultra]

hi cimo,

here is one with a small amount of easy to find components.  i can't vouch for the quality because i haven't built it yet, but it's on my list of things to do.  i also can't tell you where i got it from because i don't remember.  i have a record player that i would like to build this directly into with 1/4" outputs on it, but i haven't played around with how to steal power off the record player itself yet.  if you build this, please tell me if it's any good.

ultra

[Ashiman]

there are tons of RIAA at diyaudio.com , even purchasing PCB's AFAIK (search for VSPS )  Use ST microelectronics  TL072 , the rest not compares to it , esp. in this application, very hard to beat .

[Ashiman]

http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=1334228#post1334228

ask him if its the mc or mm version

[TheAncientOne]

Dear Cimo

Try this one:

http://sound.westhost.com/project06.htm

I've built two, on perfboard, to make a pair of DJ decks work into line inputs, for some local kids - they sounded quite good. He has PCB's available cheap too.

If you fancy a whole preamp, there is a nice design on the site as well.

Best wishes

[ultra]

sweet!

[DrBunsen]

There's a kit one at paia.com as well

[cimo]

for the chronicle..

i ended up buying 2 "pyle pro" at ebay for 20 euros each with shipping.. i had too many projects sitting on my desk and i needed to play with my new setup (ms. pinky) last weekend... it s all good i haven t tried to play normal vinyl yet..

thanks for the info anyway

simone