This product has helped the outpout of my new Rega Player 1 pump out sound. Aussie Hi Fi was a great hep in referring me to this product.

Excellent sound, build and value for money. Works perfectly connecting my turntable to my Sonos, but gave very poor sound quality when connecting to a Geneva speaker. Particularly vocals and piano. I suspect that was a problem with the Geneva rather than the Phono Box.

Best cheap way to integrate your turntable analog sound into digital !

bought 2 days ago, so that I could plug my turntable into JVC micro hi fi system and have to say its giving great audio sound.( Highly recommend this product..easy to connect and use.

Got this with my Pro-next turntable. It is a massive step up with sound quality especially after relying on the on board pre amp on my old turntable. This is a must for any home hifi enthusiast

Replaced my el cheapo and slightly dodgy pre amp with this. Easy to install. And the sound. Oh the sound was warm and rich I had to readjust the settings on my stereo. Only issue I have is that the included power cord is a little short.

I have been using this little preamp for a number of weeks now and I now feel somewhat qualified to give my mini review. The Pro-Ject Phono Box E is sold in a very plain looking box and I do wonder if they restyled the packaging whether they would sell more instore? The preamp itself is smaller and lighter than I was expecting. It is very discreet and you should have no problems finding a space for it. It is easy to hook up however I had a lot of problems eliminating hum. The basic instructions offered no solutions that helped me. I have not experienced any problems with grounding my turntable before, so is the ground on the Pro-Ject preamp actually doing anything? Eventually I solved the hum problem by running the ground wire from my turntable to the preamp and then another wire from the preamp to the metal chassis of my receiver. After that I have had no problems. I must mention that Pro-Ject advertises that the terminals are gold plated. They aren't. They look to be nickel plated br

For a little more money this had a fantastic sound for an entry level pre amp.