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The Pyle PP999 is a small, bus-powered phono stage that lifts a turntable's phono-level signal to line level so it can feed an amplifier, receiver, mixer or recording input. It is a bare-bones unit: unbalanced RCA in and out, a fixed gain stage, no adjustments, no display, no remote. That simplicity is the point for anyone with a moving-magnet cartridge and a line-only input. Against rivals it lacks the loading switches, subsonic filters and metal cases of pricier phono stages, and owners report it is sensitive to hum and power-supply noise, but it does the basic job for very little outlay.
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Lowest price we've seen: $15.95 on Nov 13 at Best Buy. Tracked across 16 stores since Nov 13.
Owners rate it highly for the money and say it does the basic phono-to-line conversion without fuss. The recurring complaints are hum, noise from the supplied power adapter and a flimsy feel.
The Pyle PP999 is a phono preamplifier that raises a turntable's output from phono level to line level. This makes it easier to adjust recording level volumes when working with vinyl albums, instruments and other audio sources.
Its circuitry automatically conditions the source signal to reduce noise. The In and Out ports are clearly marked, and a power adapter is included.







